The Supreme Court reinstated two women judicial officers in Madhya Pradesh, emphasizing the need for a gender-sensitive work environment. Justice Nagarathna highlighted the challenges faced by women in judiciary.

Kangana Ranaut has unconditionally apologised to Javed Akhtar for defamatory remarks made in a 2020 interview. The Bollywood actor withdrew her statements, leading Akhtar to withdraw his complaint.

The Supreme Court has summoned officials from Delhi, Kolkata & Hyderabad over deaths due to manual scavenging, questioning why the practice persists despite claims of its eradication.

The Supreme Court of India has delineated the arrest powers of customs officers, emphasizing that they are distinct from police officers and are required to meet a higher standard of 'reasons to believe' before proceeding with an arrest."

The Supreme Court rules there is no concept of deemed sanction under Section 197 CrPC, emphasizing that public servants cannot be prosecuted without valid sanction from the competent authority.

The Supreme Court rules that legislative decisions, even if made by committees, are subject to judicial review, ensuring that legislative actions affecting fundamental rights are scrutinized.

The Supreme Court has set a precedent for proportional punishment for misconduct by legislative members, emphasizing the importance of balancing fairness and legislative integrity in its recent judgment on RJD MLC’s expulsion.

The Supreme Court acquitted jeweler Nandkumar Babulal Soni in a ₹6.7 crore fraud case, ruling that mere possession of stolen gold bars doesn’t warrant conviction without proof of knowledge or involvement.

The Supreme Court dismissed a PIL seeking protection for Hindus in Bangladesh, citing non-interference in foreign affairs. The petitioner was advised to approach the Government for assistance

The Supreme Court ruled that a seven-year-old’s testimony was credible in a murder case, reinforcing that child witnesses do not require corroboration if their testimony is consistent and reliable.

The Supreme Court ruled that a preliminary inquiry is not mandatory before registering an FIR against a public servant under the Prevention of Corruption Act, affirming the discretion of the investigating agency.

Hamas condemns Israel's decision to delay the release of 620 Palestinian prisoners, accusing Netanyahu of violating the ceasefire agreement. Families of detainees are left in limbo as hopes for release wane.

The Supreme Court quashes extradition order against a husband in a domestic violence case, ruling physical presence unnecessary and ordering the release of his impounded passport within a week.

The Madhya Pradesh High Court quashed a rape case, ruling that a married woman’s consent for a sexual relationship cannot be attributed to a false promise of marriage, emphasizing voluntary consent.

The Supreme Court has raised concerns over the delay in framing rules to implement the 2020 Social Security Code for gig workers. The Court has demanded a timeline from the Union Government for enforcement.

Arab leaders meet in Riyadh to discuss an alternative to Trump's Gaza plan, aiming to prevent Palestinian displacement and seek a comprehensive solution at the March Arab League summit.

The Supreme Court of India has raised concerns over the current Senior Advocate designation system, questioning the interview process, the points-based assessment, and the impact on advocates in trial courts.

The Supreme Court has set aside the Allahabad High Court’s interim order concerning the Anganwadi food supply scheme, criticizing the High Court's premature action despite the matter being under the Supreme Court’s consideration.

The Supreme Court upholds the NEET qualification requirement for Indian students seeking MBBS from foreign institutions, reinforcing the need for eligibility criteria to practice in India.

The Supreme Court ruled that while a second FIR for the same offence is not allowed, a second FIR for a distinct offence or new facts can be registered. The case involved widespread corruption.

The Supreme Court directed states to consider the premature release of eligible convicts under Section 432 of the CrPC and Section 473 of BNSS without the need for formal applications.

KIIT Vice Chancellor apologizes after protests over the death of a Nepali student. Two officials were removed for insensitive remarks, and the university vows an impartial investigation into the incident.

India's Supreme Court seeks the Union Government's views on regulating obscene online content in the wake of the "India's Got Latent" controversy, highlighting a legal gap in online content laws.

The Supreme Court has ruled that Rohingya refugee children eligible for school admission can approach the Delhi High Court if denied admission. The plea seeking a blanket directive was disposed of.

The Supreme Court of India ruled that lumpsum compensation may be a better remedy than reinstatement with back wages, while condemning employer misrepresentation in an industrial dispute case.