Supreme Court Refuses Immediate Relief to IPS Officer Urvashi Sengar, Agrees Her Maternity Rule Challenge Has Merit

The Supreme Court refused immediate relief to IPS officer Urvashi Sengar, holding that joining Phase-II training midway would undermine its purpose. However, the Court orally agreed that her challenge to the 1993 MHA Office Memorandum on maternity-related interruptions appeared to have substantial legal merit.

Who Is Axay Kumar Dwivedi?: MP Judge Rejected  Bungalow, VIP Car and Every Luxury

Additional Sessions Judge Axay Kumar Dwivedi has earned nationwide admiration for embracing a simple lifestyle despite holding a senior judicial office. Rejecting official perks, he lives modestly, cooks his own meals, and walks to court daily, reflecting an exceptional commitment to public service and humility.

Delhi Weekend Traffic Courts 2026: New System to Speed Up Traffic Violation Case Disposal

Delhi drivers will get relief through Weekend Traffic Courts starting July 5, 2026, allowing vehicle owners to settle pending challans. The initiative by Delhi District Courts aims to reduce court workload and provide easier access to disposal of traffic violation cases.

Odisha Deputy Speaker’s Office Seeks FIR Against Two AEEs Over Alleged Forgery And Document Misuse

The Odisha Deputy Speaker’s office filed a complaint seeking an FIR against two Assistant Executive Engineers over alleged forgery, misuse of official documents, and service rule violations. The complaint was submitted at Capital Police Station, Bhubaneswar.

PIN Code Missing Is No Excuse: Consumer Court Fines Postal Department for 62-Day Delay in Delivering Money Order to Widow

The Consumer Commission in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar held postal authorities liable for delaying money transfer to an 80-year-old retired man’s widowed sister. The Commission ordered Rs 3,000 compensation and Rs 2,000 costs for hardship caused.

Dismissal From Service Severely Impacts Employee And Dependents: Supreme Court Warns Authorities On Disciplinary Punishment

The Supreme Court held that disciplinary authorities must exercise caution before imposing dismissal from service, as such punishment severely affects employees and their dependents. The Court said dismissal should be reserved for cases involving the most serious misconduct.

Permitting Higher Qualified Candidates In Public Employment Would Deprive Deserving Applicants: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court held that public employment must be filled strictly according to prescribed qualifications, observing that allowing overqualified candidates to occupy posts meant for lower-qualified applicants unfairly deprives genuinely eligible and deserving candidates of employment opportunities intended for them under recruitment rules.

I Have Four and a Half Years of Service to Show Excellence, Keeping Sanatana Dharma in My Heart: Justice GR Swaminathan

Justice GR Swaminathan said Sanatana Dharma must remain central to one’s heart while serving in public roles, stressing that character goes beyond professional skill. He added that with four and a half years of service left he aims to excel.

Justice Sudha Needed No Reservation, She Succeeded Through Hard Work and Determination: KHCAA President

The KHCAA President during the Full Court Reference at the Kerala High Court praised Justice Sudha’s integrity and determination, saying she needed no reservation and achieved success purely through her hard work before her transfer to the Delhi High Court.

Rule of Law Has to Be Preserved, Courts Must Enforce It Without Fear or Favour: Justice B V Nagarathna

Justice B V Nagarathna emphasised that preserving the rule of law is central to democracy, stressing that courts must enforce it “without fear or favour, affection or ill will,” upholding impartial justice as their highest constitutional duty.