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Blood Minerals and Tech Giants: DRC Files War Crimes Case Against Apple
The Democratic Republic of the Congo files criminal complaints against Apple for alleged war crimes, accusing the tech giant of sourcing "blood minerals" from conflict zones to manufacture electronic devices.
Supreme Court Clarifies Coconut Oil Classification: Edible Oil or Hair Oil?
The Supreme Court rules that pure coconut oil is classified as 'edible oil' under the Central Excise Tariff Act unless packaged and marketed as a cosmetic, in which case it is taxed as 'hair oil'.
Delhi Court Grants Umar Khalid 7-Day Relief in UAPA Case; Bail Plea Still Pending
Jailed activist Umar Khalid receives 7-day interim bail to attend a family wedding, while his regular bail plea in the Delhi riots conspiracy case remains pending before the High Court.
Bengaluru Techie Suicide Case: Wife and In-Laws Arrested for Abetment as Evidence and Allegations Unfold
Bengaluru police arrest techie Atul Subhash’s estranged wife, mother-in-law, and brother-in-law for abetment to suicide. Forensic analysis of extensive evidence continues amidst allegations and counterclaims.
Supreme Court Takes Note: Justice Yadav’s Speech Raises Questions on Judicial Impartiality and Ethics
Following his controversial remarks against the Muslim community, the Supreme Court summons Justice Shekhar Yadav for a meeting, while impeachment calls and judicial scrutiny intensify amid demands for action.
Supreme Court Rejects Tanti Caste SC Claim, Reinforces Presidential Authority Over Caste Lists
The Supreme Court ruled that the 'Tanti' caste, classified under OBC in Bihar, cannot avail Scheduled Caste benefits, citing the State’s lack of authority to amend Presidential notifications and the absence of equitable grounds.
‘One Nation, One Election’ Bill: Proposed Constitutional Amendments for Simultaneous Lok Sabha and State Assembly Elections
Best way to automate statutory/referential drafting The Constitution (One Hundred and Twenty-Ninth Amendment) Bill, 2024, commonly known as the ‘One Nation, One Election’ Bill, is set to be introduced by Arjun
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"No Suits to Be Registered and No Orders Passed Until Further Directions": Supreme Court Intervenes in Places of Worship Act Case
The Supreme Court halts the registration of new suits against places of worship and bars survey orders in pending cases, while hearing petitions challenging the Places of Worship Act, 1991.
"Mere Harassment Not Enough for Suicide Abetment Conviction": Supreme Court Clarifies Legal Standards
The Supreme Court rules that harassment alone isn't enough to convict someone of abetment to suicide. It requires evidence of direct action or incitement by the accused.
Israel’s Aggressive Push in Syria: Massive Air Strikes, Buffer Zones, and Golan Heights Seizure After Assad’s Fall
In the wake of Assad's collapse, Israel conducts 250 air strikes, seizes Golan Heights territory, and imposes a buffer zone, reshaping Syria's post-regime future and escalating regional tensions.
"Places of Worship Act Crucial to Maintain Communal Harmony”: CPI(M) Seeks to Intervene in Supreme Court Plea
The CPI(M) seeks to intervene in the Supreme Court’s hearing on the Places of Worship Act, arguing it is crucial for maintaining secularism and preventing communal conflicts in India.
"This Country Will Function As Per the Wishes of the Majority”: Justice Yadav’s Controversial Remarks at VHP Event
Justice Shekhar Yadav advocates for a Uniform Civil Code and majority rule, but his remarks on gender issues and Muslim practices raise concerns about his understanding of secularism.
Allahabad HC sitting Judge Justice Yadav Talks Uniform Civil Code, Religious Conversion at VHP Event
Justice Shekhar Kumar Yadav delivers a lecture on Uniform Civil Code, highlighting its constitutional necessity. The event also discusses Waqf Board Act and religious conversions.
“Secularism Was Not Given Its Due”: Justice Nariman Critiques Supreme Court’s Babri Masjid Verdict
Justice Nariman critiques the Babri Masjid verdict, calling it a travesty of justice for not upholding secularism. He emphasizes the need for tolerance and stronger laws to preserve India’s secularism.
Economic Reservation Violates Constitutional Values: Justice Nariman Asserts in Critique of EWS Ruling
Justice Nariman critiques EWS judgment, calling it “a distortion” of the Constitution. He highlights how economic-based reservation conflicts with historical justice and constitutional limits.
Fall of Bashar al-Assad's 24-Year Rule Marks a New Era of liberation : Syrian Opposition Forces Celebrate Victory in Damascus
Celebrations erupt in Damascus as Syrian opposition forces declare the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s 24-year rule, symbolizing the beginning of a new era of hope, freedom, and political change.
UGC/AICTE Retirement Age Regulations Not Binding on State-Affiliated Institutions Without State Adoption: SC
The Supreme Court ruled that UGC/AICTE regulations on the 65-year retirement age do not apply to state university-affiliated institutions unless the state adopts them, dismissing the plea for higher retirement age.
SC Directs Police to Complete Verification of Govt Job Candidates Within Six Months to Prevent Delays
The Supreme Court ordered police authorities to complete verification of government job appointees within six months of their appointment, emphasizing accountability and avoiding delays in regularization.
Discrimination in Women’s Sports? Minnesota Supreme Court Hears Transgender Powerlifter’s Case Under Human Rights Act
Transgender powerlifter JayCee Cooper challenges exclusion from women’s events in the Minnesota Supreme Court, citing discrimination under the Human Rights Act, sparking debates on inclusion and fairness.
They Have to Be Given a Chance, or Else How Will They Come Up? - Supreme Court Upholds SC Reservation
The Supreme Court dismissed a plea challenging SC reservation in Gram Panchayat elections in Punjab, reinforcing the rotation principle to ensure representation for marginalized communities.
Gujarat’s Judicial Crisis: 15.61 Lakh Pending Cases and 535 Vacant Judicial Posts
Gujarat’s judicial system faces 15.61 lakh pending cases and 535 judicial vacancies. Experts call for urgent reforms to fill positions, improve case management, and reduce delays in justice.
Banned Weapons Used by Israel: International Justice Demanded for Alleged 'Body Vaporization' in Gaza
Hamas demands an international probe into Israel’s use of banned weapons in Gaza, as death tolls rise. With over 44,000 Palestinians dead, the need for accountability grows.
1988 Murder Case Convict, Aged 103, Granted Freedom by Supreme Court in Rare Move
The Supreme Court ordered the interim release of a 103-year-old convict serving a life sentence for a 1988 murder case, citing the convict's advanced age and humanitarian considerations. Introduction