The Supreme Court quashed an FIR alleging false promises of marriage, ruling that consensual relationships cannot be criminalized merely for not resulting in marriage, safeguarding individual rights.

The Punjab and Haryana High Court disposed of an LLM student’s plea against allegations of submitting AI-generated content, marking an important step in defining the legal and academic boundaries of AI use.

The Supreme Court stressed using the e-prison portal to track prisoners granted bail but unable to furnish sureties, aiming to address delays in their release and streamline prison management.

The beheaded body of a two-year-old boy was found in Manipur’s Jiribam, marking the latest atrocity in the state’s ethnic violence. This follows the earlier deaths of six Meitei hostages killed by suspected Kuki militants.

The CCI fined Meta ₹213.14 crore for abusing its dominant position through WhatsApp’s 2021 Privacy Policy, mandating unfair data-sharing terms and leveraging dominance in the online display advertising market.

The Supreme Court upheld a 1963 settlement deed granting Govindammal 2/3rd property share, recognizing care for transferors and charitable work as valid consideration, overturning the Madras High Court's ruling.

The Supreme Court clarifies that referral courts under Section 11(6) of the Arbitration Act must limit their inquiry to the prima facie existence of an arbitration agreement, leaving merits to the arbitral tribunal.

The Middle East conflict intensifies with heavy Israeli strikes in Gaza and Lebanon. At least 43,799 Palestinians have been killed since October 7. Hezbollah retaliates, escalating tensions across the region.

The Madhya Pradesh High Court dissolved a marriage, ruling that forcing a wife to quit her job and conform to her husband’s wishes constitutes cruelty. The Court overturned the family court's dismissal of the plea.

The Madras High Court emphasized the social responsibility of advocates in matrimonial cases, advising them to resolve disputes amicably without exaggeration or unprofessional conduct, and upheld a divorce case ruling.

A petition filed in Telangana HC challenges the exorbitant fees for AIBE, arguing that it violates Supreme Court directives. The petitioner seeks transparency on fee allocation and BCI’s authority.

The Supreme Court directed a probe into DCWA's illegal occupation of the 500-year-old Shaikh Ali Gumti, highlighting ASI's inaction and ordering expert assessment to restore the monument’s historical significance.

The Supreme Court denied anticipatory bail to BJP MLA Jayanarayan Mishra, slamming Odisha’s softened stance post-government change. Justice Roy remarked, “The color of the uniform doesn’t change with government.

Canada’s Privacy Commissioner has launched an investigation into WADA, examining its compliance with PIPEDA after allegations of mishandling athlete data and using it without consent for inappropriate purposes.

The Supreme Court warns officials against illegal demolitions, mandating accountability, personal liability for restitution, and adherence to due process to safeguard fundamental rights and the rule of law.

The Supreme Court dismissed a petition by a man claiming his brain was controlled through a machine, calling it "bizarre." The Court found no grounds for intervention after a report from the Legal Services Committee.

The Supreme Court stayed a Delhi High Court order for Sikh leader Sudershan Singh Wazir's surrender, questioning the stay on his discharge in a murder case as "unheard of." SC set a January hearing date.

The Supreme Court declined Gulfisha Fatima’s bail plea, urging the Delhi High Court to review her application without delay. Fatima, charged under UAPA in the 2020 Delhi riots case, has been in custody since 2020.

Chief Justice Sanjiv Khanna, sworn in as the 51st CJI, pledges to reduce case backlogs, simplify judgments, and enhance mediation. Emphasizing accessible justice, he aims for efficient trials and citizen-focused reforms.

The Massachusetts Supreme Court ruled that engagement rings must be returned if weddings are canceled, regardless of fault, ending a 60-year rule requiring judges to assess blame for failed engagements.

The Madhya Pradesh High Court has paused temple constructions in police station premises, citing concerns over public space usage and secularism. The court issued notices to state officials, awaiting detailed orders.

The Bombay High Court quashed a 20-year-old conviction for cruelty under IPC 498A, stating the allegations, like taunting and restricting movements, were insufficient to prove physical or mental cruelty.

The Supreme Court affirmed that Aligarh Muslim University retains its minority status despite its designation as an institution of National Importance, emphasizing that both attributes can coexist.

The CCI probe finds Swiggy and Zomato engaged in exclusive contracts with restaurants, hindering market competition. The investigation follows a 2022 complaint by the National Restaurant Association of India.

The Delhi HC disposed of a plea challenging a 1988 import ban on The Satanic Verses, citing that the notification could not be located by authorities, presuming it nonexistent for further legal actions.