Delhi Court Quashes Gag Order Against Journalists in Adani Defamation Case

A Delhi court has set aside a gag order that had restrained four journalists from publishing stories against Adani Enterprises. The court ruled that the earlier order was unsustainable as the journalists were not given a fair hearing.

Supreme Court Grants Anticipatory Bail to Cartoonist Hemant Malviya in PM Modi, RSS Caricature Case

The Supreme Court granted anticipatory bail to cartoonist Hemant Malviya after he apologised for posting an ‘objectionable’ caricature of PM Modi and the RSS. The Court warned that his bail could be cancelled if he fails to cooperate with the probe.

Live-in Relationships Not Fully Accepted in Indian Society, UCC Aims to Safeguard Rights: Uttarakhand High Court

Uttarakhand: Today, 27th Feb, The Uttarakhand High Court discussed the increasing acceptance of live-in relationships while also noting that they might not be fully accepted in Indian society. The Court observed that the new Uniform Civil Code (UCC) law seeks to adjust to these changes while safeguarding the rights of women and children born from such relationships.

Supreme Court Reserves Judgment on ‘Indefinite Detention’ of Illegal Bangladeshi Immigrants

NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court of India has reserved its judgment in a case concerning the indefinite detention of illegal Bangladeshi immigrants in the country. The case was heard by a bench comprising Justice JB Pardiwala and Justice R Mahadevan. It was initially brought before the Calcutta High Court but was later transferred to the Supreme Court in 2013.

[Breaking] RG Kar Rape & Murder Case: Advocate Vrinda Grover Steps Down From Representing Victim’s Family

Senior advocate Vrinda Grover has stepped down from representing the family of the R.G. Kar Medical College rape-murder victim due to unforeseen circumstances. Her legal team provided pro bono support since September 2024 in various courts. The case, involving the tragic death of a trainee doctor, is now under CBI investigation.

“Chief Secretaries of States Told to Follow Judgment on Internet Shutdowns”: Centre to Supreme Court

Today, On 10th December, the Centre informed the Supreme Court about directives issued to state chief secretaries to comply with the Anuradha Bhasin case ruling on internet shutdowns. The petition highlighted concerns over shutdowns during exams disrupting economic activities, urging exploration of alternative anti-cheating methods. The Supreme Court is currently addressing these issues.