Chief Justice, SA Bobde on Tuesday recused himself from trial Andhra Pradesh Government’s plea against the temporary stay order passed by the High Court on the creation of three capital cities in the State

The Supreme Court refused to direct the transfer of money collected under the PM CARES Fund set up for COVID-19 relief to the National Disaster Response Fund (NDRF).

The Supreme Court of India stated while putting aside the order of the Allahabad High Court permitting bail to a man who was held guilty in a dowry death case that the FIR against dowry & harassment case is irrelevant if it is lodged after the death of the sufferer/victim.

The permission of the Attorney General is not necessary for the Supreme Court to continue with Suo Motu disdain petitions, as the court is using its intrinsic privileges under the Constitution

The Supreme Court provided the landmark judgment regarding the daughter’s right in ancestral property.

Parliament enacted the Official Languages Act, 1963 which provided for the continued use of English for official purposes along with Hindi, even after 1965.

Dr. Kafeel Khan, a lecturer at one time is now in Jail despite granting of bail from Allahabad High Court. The timeline of his activities has been under the news for many days and now that it’s time for him to get out of jail

Nowadays, masks, sanitizers & face shields are the new normal.

A petition has been filed by civil rights lawyer & social activist Radhakanta Tripathy to the NHRC stating that the plight of sex workers since the outbreak of the pandemic.

ISLAMABAD: On Friday, Islamabad High Court head petition filed by the government to appoint a legal representative for Kulbhushan Jadhav. To which decision was taken by the Islamabad High Court to set up a larger bench to hear the case.

The Andhra Pradesh Government has sought the vacation of the High Court stay order to the Supreme Court.

Bollywood Actress moved to the SC, alleging the Media of unfair trials and making her the sole responsible for the death of the Actor Sushant Singh Rajput.

The Citizenship Amendment Act protests are a string of unending protests in

The Madras High Court has levied a fine of Rs 10 lakh on Patanjali Ayurveda for making profits by claiming to have a treatment for COVID-19.

The registrar may reject to receive a petition on the basis that it reveals no reasonable cause or is trivial or contains offensive matter, but the petitioner may in a period of fifteen days of the making of such order, appeal by means of motion, from such denial to the Court.

A petition has been filed in Delhi HC seeking directions to the Centre for classifying masks and sanitizers as “essential commodities” and regulations of their prices.

Michael Varghese made an application for the same before a Court of Judicial Magistrate of First Class.

The All India Bar Exam was scheduled to be conducted on 16th August 2020. However, the Bar Council of India canceled the exam due to the pandemic, without providing a new date.

Andhra Pradesh HC granted bail to twelve persons from LG Polymer management i.e. the company’s CEO, two directors, and nine others, in relation to the gas leak incident at LG Polymer Plant in Vizag this May 2020.

The Indore bench of Madhya Pradesh High Court granted bail to a man accused of molestation, on condition that he would get a Rakhi tied on his wrist by the complainant and “promise to protect her for all times to come.”

The NGO, Save Animals Value Environment (SAVE) filed a petition

A petition has been filed in SC seeking to protect the right to life with dignity as guaranteed under the constitution of India. The Petition urges SC to direct the centre to restrict the activities of unregulated, uncontrolled, “self-declared” news broadcasting channels.

The Supreme Court modified the award of Motor Accident Claim Tribunal (MACT) and judgment of the High Court.

The petition contended that the Amendment Act is arbitrary and Ultra Vires to the Constitution of India. It fails to satisfy the twin test for reasonable classification within the outline of Article 14 of the Constitution of India.

SC to hear reference on 18th August, on a batch of an appeal raising the issue of the constitutional validity of domicile/residence-based reservation in admission to ‘PG medical courses’ within the state quota.