Ayodhya Ram Temple Donation Case: Supreme Court Asks Petitioner To Mention Case On June 29

The Supreme Court asked a petitioner to appear on June 29 and place on record his request for an FIR and independent investigation into alleged donation embezzlement at the Ram temple in Ayodhya. The plea seeks a CBI-led SIT probe into alleged irregularities.

Are West Bengal Residents Being Denied Rations After SIR Exclusion?: Supreme Court Asks Petitioners To Approach Calcutta HC

The Supreme Court directed a petitioner challenging exclusion of individuals from West Bengal’s ration distribution system to approach the Calcutta High Court. The Bench observed that the issue involved a separate cause of action concerning welfare benefits and was better suited for High Court consideration.

Won’t Open Pandora’s Box, Can’t Direct HC Collegium: Supreme Court Refuses To Interfere HP Judicial Officer’s Elevation Plea

The Supreme Court declined to entertain a petition by Himachal Pradesh judicial officer Arvind Malhotra seeking consideration of his name for High Court judge appointment. Malhotra alleged that junior officers were recommended by the Collegium while his candidature was not considered for elevation.

West Bengal SIR | 75-Year-Old Advocate Should Be Included in Voter List: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court ordered an expedited hearing of appeals concerning voter exclusions in West Bengal after the Special Intensive Revision process. During the hearing, the Court orally observed that a 75-year-old advocate omitted from the final voter list may be entitled to inclusion.

Counting of Votes Can Continue, But No Results Without Permission: Supreme Court on BCD Elections

The Supreme Court allowed counting of votes in the Bar Council of Delhi elections to continue while hearing a plea alleging irregularities in the poll process. However, the Bench directed that no election results be declared without prior permission from the Court.

Vinesh Phogat Case| WFI Plea Against HC Order Allowing Selection Trial Participation Becomes Infructuous: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court dismissed the Wrestling Federation of India’s challenge to orders permitting Vinesh Phogat to participate in the 2026 Asian Games selection trials, holding the matter had become infructuous after the trials concluded and clarifying that all legal issues remain open in pending proceedings.

Protected Areas Cannot Be Allowed To Be Encroached: Supreme Court Orders Eviction Of Encroachers From Agasthyamalai Landscape

The Supreme Court directed preparation of a time-bound eviction plan to remove encroachments from the Agasthyamalai ecological landscape and ordered disciplinary and legal action against 118 serving and retired government servants identified as encroachers, stressing the constitutional duty to protect fragile ecosystems and endangered wildlife.

‘Local Communities Must Support Sanctuary Protection Efforts’: Supreme Court Directs States In Chambal Mining Matter

The Supreme Court issued directions to Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh to curb illegal sand mining around the National Chambal Sanctuary, stressing protection of ecologically sensitive habitats and endangered wildlife while addressing socio-economic causes behind rampant mining activities in the Chambal region.

Very Slow: Supreme Court Directs Bengaluru Court to Expedite Darshan Renukaswamy Murder Trial Proceedings 

The Supreme Court of India directed a Bengaluru court to expedite proceedings in the Renukaswamy murder case involving Darshan, observing that the trial was progressing “very slow,” while also ordering Karnataka to provide him facilities available to undertrial prisoners.

Mandatory Vehicle Tracking Devices and Panic Buttons in Taxis Across All States and Union Territories: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court of India directed all States and Union Territories to strictly implement installation of vehicle location tracking devices and panic buttons in public transport vehicles, with Justices JB Pardiwala and KV Viswanathan stressing passenger safety, especially for women, senior citizens and children.