India’s Got Latent | Need to Do Something; Supreme Court Issues Urgent Notice to Centre Over ‘Obscene Content’ on YouTube

NEW DELHI: Today, 18th Feb, The Supreme Court of India recently heard a petition filed by popular YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia. The case concerns the controversial show “India’s Got Latent,” and the court raised concerns about the regulation of “obscene” content on platforms like YouTube and social media.

Live-In Relationships || ‘High Time to Find Solutions to Save Society’s Moral Values’: Allahabad High Court

The High Court emphasized the need to address the societal implications of live-in relationships, stating, “It is high time we consider and establish a framework to uphold the moral values of society.” The court highlighted growing concerns over the impact of such relationships on traditional norms. It called for a collective effort to find solutions that balance individual freedoms with cultural ethics.

[Handcuffing Powers Under BNSS] “Different Arrest Norms Needed For ‘Parasites’ In Society”: SC

The Supreme Court Today (Oct 18) observed that broad police powers regarding arrest and handcuffing of accused under the new criminal laws may be justified in serious criminal cases. Bench was hearing a petition challenging provisions of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), which replaced the Code of Criminal Procedure. Court expressed his doubts with the challenge to the constitutional validity of the handcuffing provision in particular.

PIL Seeks Inclusion of Anti-Rape Laws Awareness in School Curriculum: SC Issues Notice

The Supreme Court today issued a notice in a PIL for increased awareness of anti-rape laws in schools and society. It responds to rising violence against women, emphasizing the need for effective communication of laws. The petition questions the efficacy of harsh punishments and highlights the importance of transforming societal attitudes through education and awareness.

“You Enjoy a Status in the Society, Should Maintain Good Conduct”: HC Slams Lawyer Who Forged Rent Agreement, Illegally Occupied House

The Madras High Court said that lawyers enjoy a particular status in society and, therefore, are expected to display good conduct both inside and outside the court premises. A Bench of Justices SM Subramaniam and SV Sivagnanam directed the Bar Council of India (BCI) to take action against a lawyer accused of having forged a rent agreement.