Kerala SIR Row: Supreme Court Orders Public Disclosure After 24 Lakh Voters Deleted

The Supreme Court has directed that the list of voters deleted during Kerala’s Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls be made public, after concerns were raised over the removal of nearly 24 lakh names without adequate opportunity for objections.

Kanwar Yatra | “All Hotels on Route Must Display License & Registration Certificate”: Supreme Court Refuses to Stay UP Govt’s QR Code Order

Today, On 22nd July, The Supreme Court has refused to stay the Uttar Pradesh government’s QR code order for eateries along the Kanwar Yatra route, directing that “all hotels on route must display license & registration certificate.”

QR Code Mandate for Eateries on Kanwar Route Challenged in Supreme Court: “Food Vendors Cannot Be Forced to Reveal Their Identities”

The QR code mandate for eateries along the Kanwar Yatra route in UP and Uttarakhand has been challenged in the Supreme Court, with petitioners arguing that food vendors cannot be forced to reveal their identities publicly.

“What is their Hesitation or Problem to Put Voter Turnout Data on Website?”: Kapil Sibal Criticizes ECI’s Affidavit to SC

Today (May 23rd): Kapil Sibal criticized the Election Commission of India’s (ECI) refusal to publish Form 17C data on its website, emphasizing the importance of transparency in elections. In response, the ECI expressed concerns about potential confusion and mischief if such data were made public, particularly regarding the inclusion of postal ballots.

Yash Raj Films Not Liable for Compensation, SC Set Aside NCDRC Order Over “Fan” Song Dispute

Today (22nd April): The Supreme Court set aside the NCDRC’s order involving Yash Raj Films and the song “Jabra Fan.” The dispute arose when a consumer sought compensation for the song’s absence in the movie “Fan.” YRF successfully argued that the consumer did not qualify as a consumer and had publicly disclosed the song’s exclusion before the movie’s release.