‘Enough Is Enough’: Ex-CJI B R Gavai Throws Weight Behind Justice Rebello’s Goa Movement

Former Chief Justice of India B R Gavai has extended strong constitutional support to Justice Ferdino Rebello’s “Enough is Enough” movement. He said the 10-point Charter of Demands reflects core principles of environmental law, people-centric development, and the need to preserve Goa’s identity and culture.

Supreme Court’s Aravalli Hills Definition: Advocate Urges CJI to Review, Warns ‘100-Metre Test’ May Dilute Protection

Supreme Court’s recent definition of the Aravalli Hills has come under scrutiny. Advocate Hitendra Gandhi urged the Chief Justice of India to review the ruling, warning that the ‘100-Metre Test’ may weaken critical environmental protections.

Justice Vikram Nath: Thankful to the Stray Dogs Case for Making Me Known Globally

Justice Vikram Nath expressed gratitude for the stray dogs case, saying it made him known not only in the legal fraternity but globally. He added that apart from dog lovers, even dogs were giving him blessings and good wishes.

Supreme Court Upholds Cancellation of Land Allotted to Kamla Nehru Trust: “Allotment Should Be in Public Interest”

The Supreme Court has upheld the cancellation of land allotted to the Kamla Nehru Trust, stating that “allotment should be in public interest.” The judgment reinforces the need for transparency and fairness in public land distribution.

Supreme Court Orders All States to Take Back Reserved Forest Land from Revenue Departments Within a Year Calling It “Glaring Issue”

Today, On 16th May, Calling it a “glaring issue,” the Supreme Court ordered all states and UTs to transfer notified forest land, still held by revenue departments, back to forest departments within one year to protect forest rights.