The Supreme Court of India has rescheduled the NEET PG 2025 exam to August 3, permitting the National Board of Examinations to conduct it in a single shift to ensure fairness. This decision follows logistical concerns expressed by the NBE and a petition against the two-shift format raised by the United Doctors Front.
The Delhi High Court has postponed the Shahdara Bar Association elections from May 9 to May 25 due to safety concerns. The Court has mandated security measures at the Karkardooma Court and stated that only one representative from each candidate may attend the vote counting, ensuring orderly conduct during elections.
The Delhi High Court refused to mandate the retention of recorded court proceedings, highlighting concerns over the impact on judicial quality and security. The court stressed the need for adequate preparation and safeguards due to potential misuse of live-streamed videos, emphasizing that broad directives could undermine judicial integrity.
The Special Protection Group (SPG) appealed to the Supreme Court for a five-year extension on the registration of three armoured vehicles, after the National Green Tribunal denied their request. Concerns arose about the SPG seeking NGT approval instead of the Supreme Court, particularly amid air pollution monitoring efforts in Delhi. A hearing is scheduled for December 16.
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The Supreme Court of India on Friday (13th Dec) suggested that a petition regarding electronic voting machines (EVM) verification be referred to the same bench that ruled in April 2024, affirming EVM security. Petitioners seek to establish a clear verification protocol, requesting the Election Commission to verify EVM components within eight weeks without disputing election results.
IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw announced the Modi government’s commitment to “democratizing technology” in the Lok Sabha, emphasizing potential AI regulation and the need for societal consensus. He highlighted the importance of addressing misinformation and promoting AI education through data labs in smaller cities, while ensuring responsible AI adoption aligns with safety and transparency principles.
Justice Sanjiv Khanna will begin his term as the 51st Chief Justice of India on November 11, 2024, with a six-month tenure ending May 13, 2025. Following his appointment, he has stopped his morning walks due to security concerns. His court will address significant backlogged cases and technological advancements in judiciary processes.
Today, On 15th October, During a heated exchange in a plea against former Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi, the Supreme Court called for additional security. The plea sought an in-house inquiry into Gogoi’s dismissal of a petition concerning a service dispute. However, the Court declined to entertain the request. The tense proceedings highlighted the […]
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The Indian Medical Association (IMA) has welcomed the Supreme Court’s decision to establish a 10-member Task Force to address violence against medical professionals. The IMA will continue to push for a Central Law to protect medical professionals. The Supreme Court also directed the CBI to provide updates on the investigation into the recent rape and murder of a junior doctor in Kolkata.
