A Mockery of the Justice System: Supreme Court Slams Delay in Rights and Rehabilitation of Acid-Attack Survivor

Today, On 4th December, The Supreme Court sharply criticised the prolonged delay in ensuring justice, rights, and rehabilitation for an acid-attack survivor, calling it “a mockery of the justice system.” The Court also directed all High Courts to provide details on all pending acid-attack trials.

SIR Row| No One in 75 Years Has Attempted This: Snr. Adv. Singhvi Slams ECI In Supreme Court

Today, On 2nd December, Snr. Adv. Singhvi tells the Supreme Court that no one in 75 years has attempted an exercise like SIR, arguing that the ECI’s sweeping Special Intensive Revision violates the RP Act, lacks constituency-specific reasons, and exceeds constitutional limits.

Supreme Court Questions 6-Year Delay in Surendra Gadling Case, Seeks Quick Decision on Key Bhima Koregaon Records

The Supreme Court raised concerns over Surendra Gadling’s six-and-a-half-year custody without trial, directing a quick decision on pending applications. Gadling argued prolonged delays, missing electronic evidence, and unequal treatment as other accused are already on bail.

Unregulated Real-Money Gaming Has Become a High-Risk Zone Linked to Terror Financing: Union Government Tells Supreme Court

Union Government told the Supreme Court that unregulated real-money gaming has become a high-risk zone linked to terror financing, money laundering and rising suicides, estimating nearly ₹20,000 crore in annual losses. It urged strong regulation to protect public welfare.

Samay Raina and Other Creators Must Host Programs To Raise Fund For Specially-Abled Person: Supreme Court

Today, On 27th November, Supreme Court said Samay Raina and other creators must persuade specially-abled persons to join their programmes, directing them to support fundraising efforts. The Court stressed meaningful participation to ensure dignity, inclusion and awareness for disabled communities nationwide.

Obscenity In India’s Got Latent| Need to Strike a Balance Between Fundamental Rights: Supreme Court On Harmful Online Content

Today, On 27th November, Obscenity complaints from ‘India’s Got Latent’ have led the Supreme Court to re-examine harmful online content, with the CJI stressing, “We need to strike a balance between fundamental rights.” The Court heard petitions by influencers Ranveer Allahbadia and Ashish Chanchlani.

Supreme Court Steps In Over Shocking Sexual Abuse Claims in ISKCON Schools, Directs Fresh Probe by Child Rights Bodies

The Supreme Court heard serious allegations of sexual abuse in ISKCON-run schools and questioned the lack of action by authorities. The bench directed petitioners to approach NCPCR and state child rights commissions, stressing that children’s safety must be examined by a neutral body.

“Delhi Cannot Be a Gas Chamber Every Winter”—Supreme Court Demands Long-Term Fix for NCR Pollution Crisis

The Supreme Court completed its hearing on Delhi’s severe air pollution crisis, calling for a long-term national strategy instead of temporary bans. The Bench noted alarming health impacts and directed Punjab and Haryana to strictly implement anti-stubble measures.

Rajasthan Anti-Conversion Law: Supreme Court Issues Notice, Next Hearing After State Files Response

The Supreme Court has issued notice on the challenge to the Rajasthan Anti-Conversion Law, asking the State to file its response. The matter will be heard again after the reply is submitted, marking a crucial constitutional review ahead.

Supreme Court Directs NBE To Clarify Policy On Releasing NEET-PG Answer Keys Amid Transparency Demands

The Supreme Court has asked the National Board of Examinations (NBE) to file an affidavit explaining its stand on publishing NEET-PG answer keys. The move comes after petitions seeking greater transparency in the medical entrance exam evaluation process.