Today, On 11th February, The Supreme Court addressed the issue of talaq pronounced via WhatsApp and email, saying, “People will pre-judge us if we ban talaq pronounced via WhatsApp, email.” The Court added, “We will not shy away from issuing directions, but that we will do only after hearing both sides.”
Amit Shah clarified that non-Muslim members in the Waqf Board will strictly handle administrative tasks, without involvement in religious matters, aiming for transparency in Waqf property management. He criticized opposition misinformation, stating the bill ensures protection of Muslim rights and inclusion of diverse voices, including women and non-Muslim experts, for better governance.
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court of India has directed the Kerala High Court to take a fresh look at the contempt petitions related to the long-standing church dispute between the Malankara Orthodox and Jacobite factions. This issue has been unresolved despite a 2017 Supreme Court ruling that settled the matter.