Nupur Dogra
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"Better Safe Than Sorry": Court On Centre's Move Against Turkey-Based Firm
It is better to be safe than sorry, the Delhi high court remarked on Monday, as it heard a petition by Turkey-based company Celebi Airport Services India Pvt Ltd against the revocation of its security clearance.
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"Face Consequences": Top Court Raps Minister For Colonel Qureshi Remark
The Supreme Court has rejected Madhya Pradesh minister Vijay Shahs apology over his controversial remarks directed at a woman officer of the armed forces in the wake of Op Sindoor anti-terror operations.
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Rape Convict, Survivor Say They Want To Marry, Exchange Flowers In Top Court
An unusual scene unfolded inside a courtroom of the Supreme Court on Thursday when a man, convicted of rape and sentenced to 10 years of imprisonment, exchanged flowers with the survivor as the two expressed willingness to marry each other.
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"Go And Apologise": Top Court To Minister Over Colonel Sofiya Qureshi Remark
The Supreme Court today sharply rebuked Madhya Pradesh minister Vijay Shah over his controversial remarks directed at Indian Army officer Colonel Sofiya Qureshi.
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"Can Timelines Be Imposed?" President's Big Question To Supreme Court
A month after the Supreme Court's landmark verdict in the Tamil Nadu case, which effectively set a deadline for the President and Governors to clear Bills passed by the legislature, President Droupadi Murmu has written to the top court
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Blog | Legacy Of Ex-Chief Justice Khanna, Who Did "What Was Expected Of Him"
Chief Justice of India Sanjiv Khanna, the country's 51st CJI -- retired today after a six-month tenure which despite its brief length, was significant.
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Chief Justice Sanjiv Khanna Retires With A Message Mentioning His Successor
Chief Justice of India Sanjiv Khanna bid farewell to his colleagues at the Supreme Court this morning as he passed on the baton to Justice BR Gavai.
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"Reservation Like Train Compartment...": Supreme Court Judge's Big Remark
Caste-based reservation in the country has become like a train compartment and people who got into this compartment don't want to let others in, a Supreme Court judge said today.
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"No Need To Protect Anyone...": Supreme Court On Manipur Violence Audio Leaks
The Supreme Court on Monday underlined its resolve to not protect any individual "involved in wrongdoings in relation to the communal violence" that erupted in Manipur in May 2023.
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Supreme Court Junks Mughal Ruler's Descendant's "Give Me Red Fort Or..." Plea
The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed a plea to hand over the Red Fort to Sultana Begum, the widow Bedar Bakht, the 'great-grandson of the last Mughal emperor, Bahadur Shah Zafar II'.
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Amid Pahalgam Tension, Supreme Court Relief For Accenture Staffer Told To Go To Pak
The Supreme Court has stayed the deportation of an Accenture employee from Bengaluru and his family as ordered by the government, which is cancelling visas and ejecting Pakistan nationals as part of a flurry of diplomatic restrictions after Pahalgam.
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"You Want To Demoralise Forces?" Supreme Court Raps Pahalgam Petitioner
The Supreme Court on Thursday slapped down a plea for a judicial probe into the Pahalgam terror attack and made sharp observations as it did so, including asking if the petitioner's intention was to "demoralise the forces".
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Supreme Court Voices "Facing Allegations" Doubt After Attacks On Judiciary
Unease between the Supreme Court and government was evident, again, on Monday afternoon as part of the continuing fallout of the judiciary's landmark April 8 verdict - on setting governors and the President a specific timeline to clear bills.
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"Management Involves Secular Activities": Centre On Waqf Act In Top Court
The management of Waqf properties, or charitable donations by Muslims, "involves significant secular activities", the government told the Supreme Court Friday.
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"Interim Stay Against…": Centre Defends Waqf Act In Supreme Court
The government on Friday said it would oppose any stay, partial or complete, on implementation of the new Waqf laws while challenges to it are being heard by the Supreme Court.
