SG Tushar Mehta: “Budget 2025-26 Highlights Govt’s Commitment to Middle Class Financial Well-Being”

Today, On 2nd February, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta stated, “The Budget 2025-26 reaffirms the government’s commitment to strengthening the financial well-being of the middle class.” He highlighted key measures such as tax relief, job creation, and economic growth. The budget also prioritizes affordable housing, healthcare, and education funding. These initiatives aim to enhance financial stability and improve the overall quality of life for middle-class families.

“No Action Taken for Restoration of Jammu and Kashmir’s Statehood, Impacting Residents’ Rights”: SC to Hear Plea

Today, On 17th October, the Supreme Court will hear a plea for restoring Jammu and Kashmir’s statehood, which was downgraded to a Union Territory after Article 370’s abrogation in 2019. The petition emphasizes the delay in action despite promises, warning that continued inaction undermines federalism and citizens’ rights in the region.

[RG Kar Rape-Murder] “As Per Our Policy We Don’t Edit or Censor Articles”: Wikipedia Parent Moves to Avert Confrontation With SC Over Victim Identity

After the Supreme Court on Tuesday (September 17, 2024) ordered that the identity of the medic murdered at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital in Kolkata should be removed from Wikipedia, the Wikimedia Foundation moved to avert a confrontation with the highest court.

[Kolkata Rape Case] “Victim’s Identity is Still Present on Wikipedia. Indian Law Prohibits This. Must Remove Name & Picture”: SC

Today(17th Sept),The Supreme Court of India has ordered Wikipedia to remove the name and photograph of the RG Kar Medical College rape-murder victim, emphasizing the legal protection of rape victims’ identities. Chief Justice DY Chandrachud reiterated that Indian law strictly prohibits disclosing such details in sexual assault cases.

‘Grossest of Contempt of Unlawful Arrest’: SC Accepts Magistrate’s Apology for Wrongful Remand; Fines Police Officer Rs 25K

The Supreme Court fined a Gujarat police officer Rs 25,000 and accepted the judicial magistrate’s unconditional apology in a contempt case involving a wrongful arrest and remand in violation of a bail order. The court criticized the officials’ actions and emphasized the importance of upholding the rule of law. Despite pleas for leniency, the court maintained a firm stance.

[Odisha Mining Cess Dispute] 9-Judge Bench Reserves Verdict| Disagreement Between State & Centre on Supreme Court’s Ruling

Today, On 31st July, The Odisha and Central governments are in disagreement over the Supreme Court’s recent judgment on states’ authority to levy a mining cess. The court is now deliberating on whether the judgment should apply retrospectively or prospectively. This disagreement has caused significant consternation, with both sides presenting their arguments. The judgement is awaited.

[Forest Fires in Uttarakhand] “Before The Next Season, You Must Put Everything in Place”: SC

Today, On 23rd July, The Supreme Court mandated that all necessary steps be taken to prevent forest fires in Uttarakhand before the upcoming season. This directive emphasizes the urgency and importance of proactive measures to protect the region’s forests. New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday emphasized the need for authorities to prepare measures to […]

NEET UG Hearing| Top Questions Raised by Supreme Court Today

Today, On 18th July, The Supreme Court of India currently hearing 40 pleas to cancel the NEET UG 2024 exam. Chief Justice Chandrachud emphasized the need to prove the leak’s widespread impact on the entire exam for its cancellation. Key questions raised include the number of affected seats, students, and the fairness of the examination process. Over 23 lakh medical aspirants’ future hinges on the Supreme Court’s judgment.

Excise Policy Case | Arvind Kejriwal’s Role Being Investigated, Completes Probe Against Other Accused: CBI Tells Court

Today(on 6th July), The CBI’s investigation into the excise policy case has now shifted its focus solely to Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal. This comes after the completion of the probe on all other accused individuals. The ongoing scrutiny of Kejriwal’s role, as well as allegations of misrepresentation by the CBI, indicate the complexity and seriousness of the case.

Solicitor General Tushar Mehta: Arbitration Originated in India; No Need to Learn from Others

Solicitor General Tushar Mehta showcased India’s historical arbitration expertise and emphasized the nation’s potential in arbitration. He aimed to position India as a global arbitration center, highlighting the government’s commitment. This move seeks to attract international arbitration cases, modernize India’s arbitration landscape, and enhance its reputation. The inclusive nature of the Arbitration Bar was also underscored.