Scene Targets Sameer Wankhede: Delhi High Court Summons Red Chillies and Netflix in Defamation Case Against Aryan Khan’s Show

Today, On 8th October, The Delhi High Court has issued summons to Red Chillies and Netflix in Sameer Wankhede’s defamation case over Aryan Khan’s web series. The suit alleges a scene “targets and ridicules” Wankhede, prompting legal action against the makers.

‘Single Adverse Remark Enough for Judge’s Ouster, No Show-Cause Needed’: Gujarat High Court

The Gujarat High Court ruled that even one negative remark or suspicion over a judge’s integrity is enough for compulsory retirement. The bench clarified that such retirement is not a penalty and no show-cause notice is required.

CJI Must Distance Himself, Judge Should Step Aside if Relative in Collegium: Ex-SC Judge Abhay S. Oka on HC Judge Appointment of CJI Gavai’s Nephew

While reacting to the controversy over Chief Justice’s nephew recommended for High Court judge post, Ex-SC Judge Abhay S. Oka said CJI must distance himself and any judge should step aside if their relative’s name comes up in the collegium.

MUDA Land Scam: Judicial Commission Gives ‘Clean Chit’ to CM Siddaramaiah and Family

In MUDA Land Scam , The judicial commission has cleared Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and his family of all allegations in the Mysuru Urban Development Authority land allotment case, giving them a complete ‘clean chit’ after thorough investigation.

CM Yogi Announces ACs for District Judges & Enhanced Security for Women Judicial Officers: “We Must Strengthen the Judiciary”

UP CM Yogi Adityanath stressed at the 42nd UP Judicial Services Association conference that achieving true good governance is only possible when justice is made accessible and delivered swiftly to every citizen without unnecessary delays or hurdles.

Electoral Roll Fraud| ‘Dilution of Purity Undermines Free and Fair Elections’: PIL in Supreme Court Seeks SIT Probe into Rahul Gandhi’s Claims

A PIL in the Supreme Court seeks an SIT probe into electoral roll fraud, highlighting Rahul Gandhi’s claims. The plea asserts that the “dilution of purity undermines free and fair elections,” raising significant concerns about electoral integrity within the community.

“Citizens Should Not Pay to Travel Through Potholes”: Supreme Court Dismisses NHAI’s Appeal on Toll Collection

The Supreme Court dismissed NHAI’s appeal against the Kerala High Court order suspending toll collection at Paliyekkara, stressing that citizens cannot be charged for bad roads. The court said toll is a public trust and must match proper road maintenance.

Supreme Court’s Sharp Question: “Why Should a Corrupt Public Official Be Allowed to Resume the Job?”

In a strong observation, the Supreme Court asked, “Why should a corrupt public official be allowed to resume the job?” while questioning reinstatement after conviction, raising serious concerns about integrity in public service roles.

CJI B R Gavai: “India Has Moved from ‘Interventionist Uncle’ to ‘Supportive Elder Cousin’ in the Global Arbitration Family”

Speaking at the LCIA International Arbitration Symposium in London, CJI B R Gavai said India’s role in global arbitration has evolved remarkably. “India has moved from ‘interventionist uncle’ to ‘supportive elder cousin’ in the global arbitration family,” he said, highlighting judicial maturity and restraint.

CJI BR Gavai: “Judges Should Remain Free from External Influence”

CJI Gavai cautioned that judges accepting government posts or contesting elections soon after retirement “raises ethical concerns and invites public scrutiny,” stressing the need to protect judicial independence and maintain public trust in the justice system.