IndiGo Flight Delays| Serious Matter, Lakhs of People are Stranded at Airports. Govt Already in Action : CJI Surya Kant

Today, On 8th December, IndiGo flight delays and cancellations have reached the Supreme Court, where a plea highlighted massive disruption for passengers nationwide. Calling it a serious matter, CJI Surya Kant noted that lakhs of people are stranded at airports and urgently need relief.

Abrupt Cancellations, Operational Failures, and No Clear Communication: Plea to CJI Seeks Suo Motu Action Over Indigo’s Nationwide Chaos

A letter has been submitted to Chief Justice of India Surya Kant, urging the Supreme Court to take suo motu notice of the widespread cancellations of domestic flights that have severely disrupted air travel across the nation, affecting countless passengers.

No Justification for Poor Road Conditions in Mumbai: Bombay High Court Slams Civic Bodies On Pothole Deaths

Bombay High Court slams civic bodies over poor road conditions in Mumbai, stating there is no justification for pothole-related hazards. The Court emphasizes that the government and municipal authorities are duty-bound to ensure safe and proper road infrastructure for the public.

Union Budget Allocates Rs.123.75 Crore: “Expansion of Supreme Court Building”

The Union Budget allocated Rs.123.75 crore for the expansion of the Supreme Court building. According to the budget speech, this funding is designated for a central sector project aimed at the court’s infrastructure development. The expansion is expected to enhance facilities and efficiency. This move highlights the government’s focus on judicial infrastructure.

Supreme Court Questions Prioritization of Funds for Cycle Tracks Over Essential Services: “Should Elementary Facilities Be Provided or Cycle Tracks?”

Today, On 15th January, the Supreme Court expressed concerns about spending money on cycle tracks instead of focusing on essential services. During a recent hearing, the court questioned whether projects like cycle tracks should be given more importance than basic needs like healthcare, education, and public welfare. This has started a debate about the government’s spending priorities. The court stressed the need for a balanced approach, prioritizing the welfare of citizens.