The Indian Supreme Court has finally settled a land dispute that spanned nearly 70 years and four generations. This landmark decision brings an end to a long-standing legal battle.

India's Supreme Court has declined to hear a plea challenging the denial of rations linked to the SIR (Special Integrated Report) in West Bengal. The plea was brought by an agricultural workers' union.

An opinion piece discusses the Indian Supreme Court's recent call for the development of walkable cities, emphasizing the need for urban planning to prioritize pedestrians.

The Supreme Court of India has expressed support for establishing bar rooms for women and creating a fund for lawyers, stating that these issues cannot be ignored.

The Indian Supreme Court has warned about brain drain among young lawyers and directed the creation of a fund to support those struggling. Additionally, the court is exploring a digital database for lawyers and a system to verify their degrees.

The Supreme Court of India has rejected a bail plea from a cyber fraud accused, labeling cyber criminals as 'parasites' and stating that society is safer with such offenders incarcerated.

The Indian Supreme Court has recognized the economic value of unpaid domestic labor, stating that homemakers are nation builders.

India's Supreme Court has issued new guidelines stating that child victims should not face routine psychological tests, urging courts to adopt a cautious and child-centric approach that prioritizes a child’s dignity.

India's Supreme Court has emphasized the central role of women within families and society, observing that homemakers should be recognized as 'nation builders' and their work valued at a minimum of ₹30,000 per month.

India's Supreme Court highlighted a 40-year delay by the Allahabad High Court in a murder case, prompting a call for solutions to address the country's significant judicial backlog.

India's Supreme Court has clarified that a husband cannot be convicted of cruelty under Section 498A of the IPC solely for not speaking to his wife for a few days, even if it leads to her suicide.

The Supreme Court of India has ruled that individuals with qualifications exceeding the maximum prescribed for a job can be disqualified, aiming to ensure employment opportunities for those with lower educational attainment.

The Indian Supreme Court has issued two separate decisions that deliver a significant blow to the online gaming industry, addressing both taxation and state laws banning such games.

India's Supreme Court has ruled to protect rape survivors from being repeatedly called to court for cross-examination, quashing a High Court order and emphasizing that forcing victims to face further questioning years after initial testimony inflicts injustice.

The Indian Supreme Court has ruled on a paternity case, upholding the use of DNA testing and addressing the conflict between an individual's right to privacy and the establishment of parentage.

The Supreme Court of India has refused an urgent hearing for a plea requesting a computer-based retest for the NEET examination amidst allegations of a paper leak.

India's Supreme Court has ordered a DNA test to resolve a paternity dispute, ruling that a child's right to know their identity can outweigh the father's right to privacy.

India's Supreme Court has mandated that High Courts must decide bail applications within 24 hours of hearing and set a three-month limit for reserved judgments to enhance judicial efficiency.

The Indian Supreme Court made sharp observations regarding the treatment of brides and their families in matrimonial homes during a dowry harassment case, refusing to interfere with the ongoing proceedings.

The Supreme Court of India has mandated that all states and Union Territories adopt a uniform trauma care policy nationwide, including the operationalization of helpline 112 and trauma care protocols within three months, to enhance emergency response.

Petitioners have criticized the Supreme Court's verdict on the electoral bonds scheme, stating that it has authorized the disenfranchisement of millions.

The Supreme Court of India has stayed a High Court order that previously allowed students with poor attendance records (truants) to take their examinations, reversing the earlier decision.

The Indian Supreme Court intervened in a case where a litigant was fined Rs 10,000 after one counsel was unprepared to argue and another was not properly instructed.

The Indian Supreme Court has ordered a nationwide audit of ICU facilities and addressed the issue of stray dogs, ordering their removal from public institutions due to a surge in bites and deaths. The court also clarified that pending sedition cases can proceed if the accused have no objection.

The Indian Supreme Court has stated that animal lovers can protect stray animals, provided they take responsibility for any bites or incidents caused by the animals.

The Supreme Court of India has closed the suo motu cases it initiated to address various problems faced by people during the Covid-19 pandemic.

India's Supreme Court has directed the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) to review a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) concerning the recovery or destruction of citizens' stolen personal data.

India's Supreme Court has refused to entertain a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) seeking a review of the wages for priests and temple staff.

The Indian Supreme Court is scheduled to hear petitions concerning the review of wages for priests and other staff working in temples.

India's Supreme Court has highlighted the necessity for "urgent relief" and rationalization regarding the volatile fluctuations in air ticket prices. The court emphasized the need for measures to stabilize fares for consumers.

The Supreme Court of India has urged mediation in the family dispute over Sunjay Kapur's estate, temporarily halting a board meeting to prevent further tensions.

The nine-judge bench of the Indian Supreme Court has reserved its verdict in the Sabarimala temple reference case after concluding 16 days of hearings. The decision will address various legal questions related to religious practices and constitutional rights.

India's Supreme Court has strongly criticized the High Court's decision to curb the voting rights of a TVK Member of Legislative Assembly (MLA), calling the move "atrocious to say the least."

India's Supreme Court stated that constitutional courts should be hesitant to alter religious practices, asserting that religious reforms should primarily come from the will of the people expressed through elected representatives in Parliament and assemblies.

The Indian Supreme Court has taken several steps regarding judicial procedures, including agreeing to hear a plea challenging anticipatory bail, suggesting timelines for High Courts to process bail applications, and directing the establishment of Bar-Bench grievance panels. These measures aim to improve efficiency and address concerns within the legal system.

The Indian Supreme Court has cancelled the default bail granted to two individuals involved in the 2024 Haldwani violence case. The court also clarified its stance on arrests in other unrelated cases.

The Supreme Court of India has raised the compensation for a teen accident victim to Rs 57 lakh, seven times the original amount, acknowledging the need for lifelong care a decade after the incident.

The Supreme Court of India has concluded a legal battle spanning five decades concerning the management and ownership of a temple in Kota, ruling that management and ownership cannot be conflated.

The Indian Supreme Court has ruled that legal heirs can be impleaded in medical negligence cases, ensuring that such cases do not terminate with the death of the accused doctor.

India's Supreme Court has advised a Dubai-based Indian citizen to approach the embassy regarding a travel ban they are facing.

India's Supreme Court is scheduled to hear a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) on May 4, which seeks to establish more stringent guidelines for the issuance of Aadhaar cards to adolescents and adults.

The Indian Supreme Court has requested responses from the government regarding a petition to establish a Revenue Judicial Service, aiming to address land disputes with qualified professionals and combat legal incompetence.

The Indian Supreme Court has stayed an order that rejected 'private forest' status for a 193-acre parcel of land in Thane.

India's Supreme Court issued a warning against excessive intervention in religious practices, with Justice MM Sundresh stating that such interpretations could be 'a disaster for the entire concept of religion itself'.

The Indian Supreme Court has upheld the decision to hand over the Pali Hill bungalow plot belonging to former Larson and Toubro chairman A M Naik to its rightful owners.

The Supreme Court of India has intervened on behalf of newly inducted Advocates-on-Record (AoRs) who missed the April 14 cut-off, ahead of key elections.

The Indian Supreme Court, through Justice BV Nagarathna, made an observation during a hearing involving a woman accusing a man of rape, assault, and exploitation, questioning the timing of the rape allegation given they had a child together.

The Supreme Court of India has directed the Uttar Pradesh Director General of Police to form a Special Investigation Team to probe the rape and murder of a four-year-old in Ghaziabad.

The Indian Supreme Court is reportedly considering closing a 35-year-old case against a police officer from 1989, citing a lack of witnesses.

India's Supreme Court, hearing petitions related to discrimination against women at religious places including the Sabarimala Temple, stated that all views should be respected except those from "WhatsApp University."

India's Supreme Court has issued a ruling that allows for the possession of over 2,000 homes in Tamil Nadu, which had been in a state of limbo.

The Indian Supreme Court has announced it will establish a high-powered committee to ensure the enforcement of disability rights within the country's prison system.

The Indian Supreme Court has struck down 33-year-old illegal land titles in Uttar Pradesh, criticizing "administrative manipulation" in the process.

The Indian Supreme Court is conducting a reference hearing on the Sabarimala issue, specifically exploring the state's authority to regulate religious organizations.

The Supreme Court of India has awarded Rs 5 lakh in compensation to a minor who spent two years in jail in a double murder case, citing "systemic failure."

India's top court has reprimanded the Centre for logistical failures in auditing private universities, following a petition from a student who faced harassment over a name change request.

The Chief Justice of India issued a warning to a petitioner, threatening to ban their entry for repeatedly filing similar pleas related to 'Netaji' that had already been rejected by the court.

India's Supreme Court has dismissed a plea by politician Pawan Khera seeking protection from arrest, allowing legal proceedings against him to continue.

This article examines the implications of the Supreme Court's latest order concerning deleted voters in West Bengal.

India's Supreme Court has issued a warning to high courts, urging them to cease making "adverse remarks" against district court judges, citing concerns about judicial oppression.

The Indian Supreme Court, in the context of the Sabarimala case, has stated that it is a difficult task to declare beliefs held by millions as incorrect and that religion cannot be hollowed out in the name of reforms.

India's Supreme Court has instructed the government to clarify its position on providing free and compulsory pre-primary education.

The Supreme Court of India had instructed states to implement five key measures to save lives on roads, but reports indicate that hardly any state has complied with these directives.

The Indian Supreme Court ruled that the Collegium's selection process for judges is not open to judicial scrutiny or Right to Information (RTI) requests.

The Supreme Court of India has reiterated that a citizen's fundamental right to walk on a demarcated footpath is primary and takes precedence over the movement of motorized vehicles, delivering a judgment on Thursday.

The Supreme Court of India has issued a stern warning to judges of the Punjab & Haryana High Court, stating that 'serious consequences will follow' if they recuse themselves from cases.

The Supreme Court of India has requested a response from the government regarding a plea challenging the use of Aadhaar as proof of citizenship.

The Supreme Court of India has stayed an order that deprived MLAs from voting as ex officio members in Himachal local polls, clarifying that their votes will be subject to the high court's proceedings.

An Indian Supreme Court-appointed task force investigating student suicides has been granted an extension until October 31 to submit its final report.

The Indian Supreme Court has emphasized the economic value of unpaid household work, stating that homemakers are 'nation builders' and expressing hope that the term will acquire this acronym, while also providing a formula to quantify their contribution.

The Supreme Court of India has instructed the Kerala government to take custody of an elephant embroiled in an ownership dispute, stating it cannot remain a 'mute spectator'.

The Supreme Court of India has criticized the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) for its failure to act against illegal construction following a building collapse in Delhi.

India's Supreme Court has temporarily halted the deportation of Saleha Khatun, who was declared a foreigner due to a misspelling, and has sought a reply from the central government. Khatun argues the case concerns her fundamental right to citizenship.

The Supreme Court of India will examine whether a married daughter's son is eligible for compassionate employment following the death of her father, building on a recent ruling that granted such rights to dependent married daughters.

The Supreme Court of India denied bail to an accused in a drugs case, stating that individuals involved in narcotics dealing should be handled with a firm hand.

The Supreme Court of India has ordered the Tamil Nadu government to prepare a time-bound action plan within a month to evict thousands of encroachers from the Agasthyamalai biodiversity hotspot. The court also mandated disciplinary and legal action against officials who facilitated unlawful infrastructure in forest areas, warning of paramilitary deployment if state authorities fail to enforce the order.

The Supreme Court of India has ruled that consent is the central legal differentiator in determining whether a case involves trafficking or voluntary adult sex work, providing crucial guidance on the matter.

The Supreme Court of India has clarified its stance, stating that the law is against the commercialization of prostitution but does not aim to ban it entirely.

India's Supreme Court delivered a verdict that had been reserved for 15 months, coinciding with its decision to impose a three-month deadline for High Courts to resolve pending cases, raising questions about judicial efficiency.

The Indian Supreme Court has highlighted a growing trend of vexatious litigation, particularly frivolous criminal cases, arising from matrimonial disputes.

An Indian Supreme Court judge used a derogatory term, comparing young people to cockroaches, during a courtroom session. In response, 30-year-old Abhijit Dipke initiated an online movement asking, "What if all the cockroaches unite?", which garnered support from millions.

The Supreme Court of India has requested responses from the Central government and the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) regarding a challenge to the CBSE's three-language rule.

The Indian Supreme Court expressed surprise over long-standing vacancies in the administrative staff of the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT), which a writ petition claims have severely hampered its functioning.

The Indian Supreme Court has flagged concerns over banks' "casual" approach to big-ticket lending, stating that small borrowers often face "borderline harassment." The court's remarks highlight issues within the banking sector's lending practices.

India's Supreme Court has requested responses from the Centre and other parties regarding a plea to prohibit the sale of liquor in tetra packs and sachets.

The Supreme Court of India has characterized a plea challenging the SHANTI Act as a 'very sensitive legislative policy issue'.

The Indian Supreme Court is set to announce its ruling on the contentious issue of feeding stray dogs, recalling the details of the ongoing case. The decision is expected to have significant implications for animal welfare and public spaces.

The Indian Supreme Court has criticized its own January verdict that denied bail to Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam, reiterating that 'bail is the rule and jail is an exception' even in cases prosecuted under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act.

India's Supreme Court has ruled that sentence remission cannot be denied solely based on the heinousness of a crime, leading to the release of a life convict in a 2003 Uttar Pradesh murder case.

Following violence during a workers' protest in Noida, India, relatives of arrested individuals allege custodial torture. The Supreme Court has ordered the Uttar Pradesh government to produce two arrested men before it.

The Supreme Court of India on Friday called on the Centre to "rationalize" airfares, highlighting significant disparities in ticket prices for the same route and day across different airlines.

The Supreme Court of India has commented that the current setup allows the government to select the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) and Election Commissioners (ECs) of its choice.

The Supreme Court of India has raised concerns about the current selection mechanism for Election Commissioners, particularly the inclusion of a cabinet minister on the selection panel, suggesting it could lead to a 2:1 majority favoring the Prime Minister.

The Indian Supreme Court has mandated a Special Investigation Team (SIT) probe into the alleged multi-state illegal sale of properties belonging to the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi society.

The Supreme Court has questioned an agency's seriousness and will probe its handling of the Bengal coal fraud case, after an accused stated he cooperated in the investigation multiple times.

The Indian Supreme Court has ruled that caste abuse does not constitute an offense under the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act if the abuse does not occur in 'public view'.

The Supreme Court of India has criticized a 2006 Public Interest Litigation concerning Sabarimala, suggesting it was improperly filed and highlighting potential misuse of such petitions.

The Supreme Court of India has refused to grant relief to law students who applied for state government jobs without possessing their degrees at the time of application, emphasizing that eligibility depends on the documents available at that point.

India's Supreme Court has agreed to hear pleas challenging the Transgender Persons Amendment Act, though it refused an interim stay on the law. The court raised questions about potential misuse of self-identification provisions.

The Indian Supreme Court has connected road safety with the fundamental right to life, prompting discussion on its implications for both citizens and the state regarding safety regulations and enforcement.

India's Supreme Court has directed the Centre to regularize daily wage workers at ISRO within four weeks, acknowledging their crucial contributions to the nation's space missions.

India's Supreme Court has highlighted the 'grim' state and poor functioning of the National Company Law Tribunals (NCLT), citing staff shortages, inadequate infrastructure, and reliance on contractual employees, stating that a 'war footing' approach is needed.

The Supreme Court of India has disposed of activist Teesta Setalvad’s application seeking the release of her passport, in a case that originated from a 2022 verdict concerning a plea by riot victim Zakia Jafri.

India's Supreme Court has ruled that neighborhood schools must admit students without delay, emphasizing that earnest implementation is crucial for educational transformation and achieving equality.

The Indian Supreme Court has questioned rape allegations made by a woman in a 15-year live-in relationship. The court stated that merely quitting such a relationship does not constitute a criminal offense.

The Indian Supreme Court expressed surprise after reports emerged that rodents destroyed currency notes seized in a corruption case.

India's Supreme Court has ruled to allow a 15-year-old girl to terminate her seven-month pregnancy. The court emphasized that no woman should be compelled to continue a pregnancy against her will.

India's Supreme Court, during a hearing on gender discrimination in temples, cautioned against relying on information from 'WhatsApp University' while emphasizing respect for eminent authors' views.

The Indian Supreme Court has fined Uttar Pradesh Rs 1 lakh, citing 'state apathy' in a 30-year-long legal battle concerning a father's hill cadre dispute.

The Supreme Court of India has instructed the government to file an affidavit regarding the petition filed by Balwant Singh Rajoana.

India's Supreme Court has ruled that a defect in court fees cannot be a sole ground to reject a legal suit without first providing an opportunity to rectify the issue.

The Indian Supreme Court has significantly increased accident payouts and established a formula for prosthetic limb costs, while also taking suo motu action to address highway safety after multiple fatal accidents.

The Supreme Court of India has strongly criticized the Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) for subjecting a worker to an 'unfair' 30-year legal battle.

India's Supreme Court has directed the state of Uttar Pradesh to pay ₹5 lakh in damages to a juvenile who was unlawfully lodged with adult prisoners. The court emphasized that such incarceration violates child protection laws and constitutional guarantees.

India's Supreme Court has instructed the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) to decide on the monitoring of 14 Supertech housing projects, following an earlier decision to hand over 16 projects to NBCC.

India's Supreme Court has ruled that highway safety is an integral part of the right to life, obligating the State to prevent fatalities and improve road conditions nationwide.

The Indian Supreme Court has warned state authorities of potential paramilitary intervention to curb illegal sand mining in the Chambal region. The court emphasized that the illicit activity has created a severe environmental crisis, particularly within the National Chambal Gharial Sanctuary.

The Indian Supreme Court issued several rulings, including affirming that citizens cannot be forced to vote and clarifying voting eligibility for Bengal polls. The court also stated that the Uniform Civil Code is a constitutional ambition unrelated to religion.

The Indian Supreme Court has restored the honor of an Indian Air Force officer who was dismissed 30 years ago, ruling that he was acting under a superior's orders. This decision overturns a long-standing dismissal.

India's Supreme Court has raised concerns about a 'logical discrepancy' in the Election Commission's voter roll revision process in West Bengal, emphasizing the need for a robust appeal mechanism for doubtful voters.

The Supreme Court of India has refused to quash the First Information Report (FIR) against Lalu Prasad in the land-for-jobs case, though it granted him an exemption from appearing before the trial court.

An Indian Supreme Court judge stated that artificial intelligence and digital tools should not be permitted to supersede judicial reasoning, emphasizing the importance of human judgment in legal processes.

The Supreme Court of India has ruled that employees must update their permanent address with employers, restoring the dismissal of an employee who claimed non-receipt of a disciplinary notice due to an outdated address.

The Indian Supreme Court has ruled that walking on footpaths is a fundamental right, prompting a review of how cities like Gurgaon are faring in providing adequate pedestrian infrastructure.

The Indian Supreme Court rejected multiple pleas, including one challenging a NEET retest and another seeking a CBI probe into a TVK trust vote win in Tamil Nadu. The court dismissed these petitions, describing them as vague, bald, and wild.

India's Supreme Court has declared the right to walk on safe footpaths a fundamental right and has called for the enactment of a corresponding law.

The Supreme Court of India has stepped in after four judges of the Punjab and Haryana High Court recused themselves from hearing a plea filed by a former judicial officer.

The Indian Supreme Court has issued a notice to the Centre and Punjab regarding the failure to implement the Right to Education (RTE) Act. Separately, the court criticized banks for being 'casual' with large loans while harassing common borrowers.

The Supreme Court of India stated that RTI activism has become a new business and refused anticipatory bail to an activist.

India's Supreme Court has ruled that psychological evaluations of parents are mandatory in child custody disputes, emphasizing the importance of assessing parents' mental and psychological conditions.

The Supreme Court of India refused to halt the Rajya Sabha election process in Madhya Pradesh and scheduled Meenakshi Natarajan's plea for further hearing on Friday.

The Indian Supreme Court has utilized its extraordinary powers to quash a POCSO (Protection of Children from Sexual Offences) case against a man. This decision highlights the court's ability to intervene in specific cases under special circumstances.

The Indian Supreme Court has urged the CBSE to release the Class 12 improvement exam results, particularly for Gulf students, by Friday. The court emphasized the need for the board to work diligently to meet this deadline.

India's Supreme Court has denied bail to Malhotra, a YouTuber from Hisar, Haryana, who is accused of transmitting sensitive information to Pakistani intelligence officials.

India's Supreme Court has ruled that an extended separation between spouses without reconciliation constitutes mental cruelty, providing grounds for divorce under the Hindu Marriage Act.

The Indian Supreme Court has ruled that excluding married daughters from the definition of 'family' for compassionate appointments is impermissible, affirming their entitlement to such jobs. This decision overturns previous restrictions and broadens the scope of family for compassionate employment.

The Supreme Court of India has cleared a KSRTC driver in a case involving the death of an alighting passenger, ruling that he moved the bus based on the conductor's signal.

India's Supreme Court has ruled that temporary casual laborers in government departments are entitled to pensionary benefits upon superannuation, even without job regularization, following an 18-year legal battle.

The Indian Supreme Court has announced that it will not permit senior advocates to argue cases during partial court working days.

The Indian Supreme Court has requested the government to enact a law that would exempt trafficked sex workers from criminal charges, asserting that the rights of sex workers can exist independently of a right to sex work.

The Indian Supreme Court has issued new directives to High Courts, mandating that verdicts be delivered within three months and bail orders uploaded on the same day. This aims to address delays in the justice system.

The Indian Supreme Court has observed a rise in women misusing laws to secure lucrative settlements, stating that an overwhelming number of false cases are overshadowing genuine ones.

The Indian Supreme Court has asked the Centre to ensure there are no repeat leaks of the NEET exams in 2024 and 2026, noting that recurring failures despite previous reforms indicate deeper institutional shortcomings.

The Indian Supreme Court has directed all states to merge their emergency numbers into the single 112 helpline, emphasizing that trauma care is an integral part of the right to life. This directive aims to streamline emergency services and improve access to critical care.

India's Supreme Court has emphasized the need to expedite trials in cases related to the ethnic violence that has plagued the state of Manipur.

The Supreme Court of India declined to entertain a petition that challenged the decision to grant cabinet rank to Members of Legislative Assembly (MLAs) and Members of Legislative Council (MLCs) in Karnataka.

The Supreme Court of India is scheduled to hear a petition next week challenging the Central Board of Secondary Education's (CBSE) three-language rule for Class 9 students.

The Indian Supreme Court has urged states to target the kingpins behind illegal sand mining in the Chambal Sanctuary and attach their properties to curb the crime.

The Supreme Court of India is being urged to adhere to its established rules regarding bail, particularly in cases related to the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA).

The Indian Supreme Court refused to recall or dilute its previous order regarding the relocation and management of stray dogs. The court cited the harsh realities of dog bites and ordered strict implementation of its directions.

India's Supreme Court bench critiqued its earlier judgment denying bail to Umar Khalid and Imam in the Delhi Riots case, suggesting it diluted a binding precedent.

The Supreme Court of India issued a stern warning to lawyers, emphasizing that they cannot disregard judgments that may be detrimental to their case. The court highlighted the importance of presenting all relevant legal precedents.

India's Supreme Court has advised the public to avoid the Aravalis region until a definitive legal definition of the area is established, indicating an ongoing environmental or land dispute.

India's Supreme Court made a controversial remark, likening jobless youngsters to 'cockroaches attacking everyone' during a plea hearing.

India's Supreme Court has raised concerns over the 'executive veto' in the appointment process of election commissioners, arguing that it compromises the independence of the Election Commission.

India's Supreme Court has questioned the government regarding the absence of a neutral member in the panel responsible for selecting Election Commissioners. The court's inquiry highlights concerns about the impartiality of the selection process.

The Indian Supreme Court has affirmed the right of individuals to be taught in their mother tongue, a significant ruling on linguistic education rights.

India's Supreme Court is scrutinizing the criminal justice system in Uttar Pradesh, prompted by the quashing of a 35-year-old case, and is requesting data on judicial pendency and undertrial incarceration.

India's Supreme Court has reinstated Congress party's T D Rajegowda as the Member of Legislative Assembly for Karnataka's Sringeri constituency, following a dispute over a postal ballot recount.

The Indian Supreme Court has ordered the restoration of Mysuru's iconic Lansdowne Building and Devaraja Market, rejecting previous plans for their demolition.

The Supreme Court of India has closed a contempt case against AIIMS after a 30-week pregnancy was terminated, with the court noting that 'nobody is winning' in the situation.

India's Supreme Court has stated that the reliefs sought in a plea concerning the Aadhaar identification system require legislative intervention, indicating the need for parliamentary action.

The Supreme Court of India has issued a ruling on abortion, placing the woman at the center of decisions regarding her reproductive rights.

India's Supreme Court acquitted a man 25 years after his conviction, addressing whether a conviction can rely solely on a dying declaration.

India's Supreme Court has ordered a test of an audio recording that allegedly links Biren Singh to the ethnic violence that erupted between the Meitei and Kuki communities in Manipur in May 2023, which killed over 260 people.

The Indian Supreme Court, in a reference related to the Sabarimala case, stated that religion cannot be debated over matters of conscience, emphasizing the individual nature of faith.

The Indian Supreme Court has ruled that free legal aid is a fundamental right from the moment an individual is brought before a magistrate, setting binding timelines for its provision.

The Indian Supreme Court has rejected the 'last-seen theory' as a basis for conviction, leading to the acquittal of two individuals in a 2013 Karnataka murder case.

The Indian Supreme Court has recalled an order concerning the Karnataka Hindu religious institutions and charitable endowments law amidst a hearing on the Sabarimala reference.

India's Supreme Court has instructed all states and Union Territories to develop and implement action plans for guidelines concerning intensive care services, aiming to standardize and improve critical care across the country.

India's Supreme Court has ordered states to establish 'realistic, practical' ICU standards and submit action plans within three weeks.

The Indian Supreme Court has declined to order a selective investigation into the undisclosed wealth of Members of Parliament, dismissing calls for a 'political witch-hunt.'

The Supreme Court of India has indicated it will not set uniform guidelines for judicial intervention in faith-related disputes, opting instead for a case-by-case assessment.

India's Supreme Court ruled that a man is not obligated to provide child maintenance if he is not the biological father, even if the child was born after his marriage to the mother, provided paternity is disproven.

During the seventh day of the Sabarimala hearing, the Supreme Court of India made five key remarks, emphasizing that all human beings are bound by conscience.

The Indian Supreme Court has ruled that a man is not liable for maintenance payments after a DNA test conclusively proved he is not the child's biological father.

The Supreme Court of India has instructed the Labour Ministry to file an affidavit regarding the trafficking of bonded labourers.

The Supreme Court of India has stated that a degree alone cannot substitute eligibility requirements in a recruitment case involving the Himachal Pradesh Board.

India's Supreme Court has instructed a tribunal to grant an out-of-turn hearing for a woman from Bengal who was removed from official rolls.

Justice BV Nagarathna of the Indian Supreme Court stressed the importance for judges to cultivate courage and remain free from external pressures to uphold the integrity of the judiciary.

The Indian Supreme Court has highlighted concerns over the poor quality of document translations and has instructed High Courts to seriously investigate the issue.

India's Supreme Court has refused to entertain Anil Ambani’s plea challenging his classification as a 'fraud'. Ambani also expressed willingness to explore a settlement with the banks.

India's Supreme Court has ruled that individuals born in the country possess a constitutional and sentimental right to be on the electoral roll and vote, also indicating a re-examination of election results with low margins and high voter deletions.

The Supreme Court of India has requested responses from the Centre and other parties regarding a petition concerning the Minimum Support Price (MSP) for agricultural produce.