Man Can’t Treat Wife Like An Animal, Marriage Is Not a Shield for Violence: Supreme Court Slams Husband Denies Bail

The Supreme Court of India denied anticipatory bail to a husband accused of brutal domestic violence, with Justices Aravind Kumar and P. B. Varale observing that a husband cannot “treat his wife like an animal” under marriage’s protection

Attaching Social Stigma To Dowry Seekers Is The Only Way To End The Practice: Supreme Court’s Strong Remark In Dowry Death Case

The Supreme Court of India quashed bail granted by the Allahabad High Court to Prince Chaudhary in a Ghaziabad dowry death case, citing serious errors in judicial discretion and inadequate evaluation of facts.

Patriarchy Still Permeates the Everyday: Supreme Court Upholds Life imprisonment for Rajasthan Man Who Burnt His Newlywed Wife

The Supreme Court of India upheld life imprisonment of a Rajasthan man for burning his wife over a domestic dispute. Justices Sanjay Karol and N. K. Singh highlighted patriarchy and persistent domestic violence reflecting deep-rooted social issues.

Cannot Agree With the Finding of the High Court: Supreme Court Slams Allahabad HC View on Minor’s Breast-Grabbing, Orders Sensitivity Guidelines

The Supreme Court of India set aside an Allahabad High Court ruling that downplayed serious acts of sexual assault, reaffirming standards for offences. Led by Justice Surya Kant with Joymalya Bagchi and NV Anjaria, the Bench stressed empathy and justice.

Supreme Court Seeks Nationwide Data on Acid Attacks, Asks States, UTs to Report Case Status and Victim Rehabilitation

The Supreme Court of India has directed all States and Union Territories to submit detailed, year-wise data on acid attack cases, including trial status and appeals. The Court also sought information on victim rehabilitation, medical expenses, and urged tougher punishment for acid attack convicts.

“Why Are Political Parties Above POSH Law?” – Supreme Court Petition Demands Equal Safety for Women Workers

A plea in the Supreme Court urges political parties to follow the POSH Act, ensuring protection against sexual harassment for female workers. The petition calls for internal complaints committees in line with the Vishaka guidelines.

“Women Prefer Bike Taxis”: Karnataka HC Hears Challenge to Ban on Services

The Karnataka High Court is reviewing a challenge against a ban on bike taxis, with advocates arguing they are safer and more affordable, particularly for women. The court questioned the ban’s basis on a single report, while highlighting the need for better transportation options in Bengaluru, especially amid rising traffic congestion.

Lawyer Urges CJI to Act: Plea in SC Seeks Suo Motu Action in Kolkata Law Student Gangrape

Supreme Court lawyer files plea demanding urgent judicial intervention and CBI probe into brutal gangrape of 24-year-old in South Calcutta Law College.

Amit Shah to Lead 25th Central Zonal Council Meeting in Varanasi: Focus on Women Safety And Rural Banking

Home Minister Amit Shah will chair the 25th Central Zonal Council meeting in Varanasi, focusing on women’s safety, rural banking, and healthcare. Key discussions include improving investigations of sexual offences, enhancing financial services in rural areas, and addressing regional issues. The meeting emphasizes cooperative federalism for national development.

Judo Player Alleges Sexual Harassment by Coach; Uttarakhand HC Sets Next Hearing for June 16

A 19-year-old judo player has filed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) against her coach, Savita Gurung, accusing her of sexual harassment during training in Dehradun. The Uttarakhand High Court will hear the case on June 16, focusing on athlete safety and the credibility of the allegations presented by the player.