The Allahabad High Court stays the arrest of Mohd Zubair, co-founder of Alt-News, in connection with his 'X' (formerly Twitter) posts, citing that he is "not a dreaded criminal" and highlighting the case's implications for freedom of speech.

The Supreme Court highlights that marriages built on trust and companionship lose their essence when these elements are absent, turning the union into a mere legal formality. The judgment addresses prolonged separation and mental cruelty.

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.

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'.

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 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.

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.

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.

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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

South Korea faces a political storm as Defence Minister resigns over a short-lived martial law declaration, parliament moves to impeach the president, and the North Korea-Russia defence pact comes into effect.

A symbolic depiction of a legal document stamped "Dismissed," a clock symbolizing deadlines, and a stack of case files, emphasizing the importance of adhering to limitation periods in appeals.

The Supreme Court criticized MP High Court for dismissing a female judge post-miscarriage, highlighting systemic gender bias and questioning insensitive performance evaluation criteria for women in judiciary.

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.

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 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.