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'Parliament Has Absolute Prerogative To Enact Laws': Supreme Court On Sedition Pleas
An advocate appearing for the petitioners claimed Section 152 reintroduces Section 124A (sedition) of the erstwhile Indian Penal Code.
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Kerala Story 2 Row: Makers Not Ready To Show Film To High Court
The Kerala Story is slated to hit theatres on February 27, 2026
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"Pandora's Box": Top Court Refuses To Hear SIR Plea By 91 Lucknow Residents
A bunch of petitioners whose names were left out of the voter list following demolition of their homes in Lucknow, have been told to consult their local election officials.
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"Selective": Court Seeks Change To Plea On BJP Chief Ministers' Hate Speech
Flagging "selective" selection of three Chief Ministers, the Supreme Court today refused to hear a petition for strict guidelines against hate speech by people in high constitutional posts
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"Disturbing Trend": Top Court Junks Plea Over Himanta Sarma's Miya Remark
The Supreme Court struck a displeased note Monday as it refused petitions to file a police case against Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma over alleged hate speech incidents.
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Petition Filed In Delhi High Court Seeking Stay On Manoj Bajpayee's Ghooskhor Pandat
According to the plea, the use of the term "Pandat" in the title and content amounts to collective defamation
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"Wow. This Is A New Kind Of Fraud": Supreme Court On Minority Certificate Plea
Flagging a new kind of "fraud," the Supreme Court on Wednesday pulled up the Haryana government over a petition filed by Nikhil Kumar Punia and Ekta Punia.
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Can Poll Body Exercise Its Powers Like "Unruly Horse?" Supreme Court On SIR
Hearing arguments on the legality of the SIR, the Supreme Court on Wednesday asked if the Election Commission of India enjoys "untrammelled powers" to deviate from its own rules and provisions of the RP Act for the preparation of electoral rolls.
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Wife Can Get 25% Of Husband's Income As Maintenance: Allahabad High Court
The court stated that the petitioner husband has not claimed any physical disability, and therefore, the court holds that the petitioner/husband is a healthy individual and cannot shrug away his obligation to provide for his wife.
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"Frivolous": Top Court Rejects Plea On Removing Savarkar Portraits From Parliament
The Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to entertain a PIL seeking the removal of portraits of Vinayak Damodar Savarkar from Parliament and other public spaces, warning the petitioner of exemplary costs before allowing the plea to be withdrawn.
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'Parliament Has Absolute Prerogative To Enact Laws': Supreme Court On Sedition Pleas
An advocate appearing for the petitioners claimed Section 152 reintroduces Section 124A (sedition) of the erstwhile Indian Penal Code.
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Kerala Story 2 Row: Makers Not Ready To Show Film To High Court
The Kerala Story is slated to hit theatres on February 27, 2026
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"Pandora's Box": Top Court Refuses To Hear SIR Plea By 91 Lucknow Residents
A bunch of petitioners whose names were left out of the voter list following demolition of their homes in Lucknow, have been told to consult their local election officials.
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"Selective": Court Seeks Change To Plea On BJP Chief Ministers' Hate Speech
Flagging "selective" selection of three Chief Ministers, the Supreme Court today refused to hear a petition for strict guidelines against hate speech by people in high constitutional posts
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"Disturbing Trend": Top Court Junks Plea Over Himanta Sarma's Miya Remark
The Supreme Court struck a displeased note Monday as it refused petitions to file a police case against Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma over alleged hate speech incidents.
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Petition Filed In Delhi High Court Seeking Stay On Manoj Bajpayee's Ghooskhor Pandat
According to the plea, the use of the term "Pandat" in the title and content amounts to collective defamation
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"Wow. This Is A New Kind Of Fraud": Supreme Court On Minority Certificate Plea
Flagging a new kind of "fraud," the Supreme Court on Wednesday pulled up the Haryana government over a petition filed by Nikhil Kumar Punia and Ekta Punia.
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Can Poll Body Exercise Its Powers Like "Unruly Horse?" Supreme Court On SIR
Hearing arguments on the legality of the SIR, the Supreme Court on Wednesday asked if the Election Commission of India enjoys "untrammelled powers" to deviate from its own rules and provisions of the RP Act for the preparation of electoral rolls.
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Wife Can Get 25% Of Husband's Income As Maintenance: Allahabad High Court
The court stated that the petitioner husband has not claimed any physical disability, and therefore, the court holds that the petitioner/husband is a healthy individual and cannot shrug away his obligation to provide for his wife.
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"Frivolous": Top Court Rejects Plea On Removing Savarkar Portraits From Parliament
The Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to entertain a PIL seeking the removal of portraits of Vinayak Damodar Savarkar from Parliament and other public spaces, warning the petitioner of exemplary costs before allowing the plea to be withdrawn.
