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'Can't Treat Wife Like Animal': Supreme Court Denies Bail In Domestic Violence Case
During the hearing, Justice Varale said that there could be no justification for treating a wife "like an animal".
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'Diversity Is India's Strength': Supreme Court On Sabarimala-Linked Case
Justice BV Nagarathna pointed out "what's troubling the court" while hearing arguments by petitioners defending the grounds taken by the landmark Sabarimala verdict of 2018
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Trump's Loss, India's Gain? How Tariff Order Could Affect Trade Talks
Trump Tariffs: The US Supreme Court's decision striking down the Trump administration's so-called Global Tariffs Policy could prove quietly consequential for India, even as New Delhi is expected to tread cautiously and avoid public comment for now.
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Supreme Court Of India Announces 90 Law Clerk-cum-Research Associate vacancies
The Supreme Court of India invites applications for 90 Law Clerk-cum-Research Associate posts from January 20 to February 7, 2026. Candidates must have a law degree or be in the final year.
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'Rehabilitate Mentally Challenged Homeless People': Top Court To Centre
The Supreme Court on Monday described homeless people suffering from mental illnesses as "destitute to the extreme" and "most vulnerable", and gave the Centre a last opportunity to come up with standard operating procedures for rehabilitating them.
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Supreme Court's 'Ban Luxury Cars' Tip For Promoting Electric Vehicles
Phasing out luxury petrol and diesel cars could be the starting point for a proper implementation of the Centre's plans to promote Electric Vehicles (EVs), the Supreme Court said today.
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"Married Partners Can't Say They Want to Be Independent Of Each Other": Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday said it was "impossible" that in a continuing marriage, a husband or a wife could say they want to be independent of their partner.
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"Demoralising": Top Court Summons Samay Raina, Others For 'Ridiculing' Disabled
The Supreme Court on Monday sought the presence of five social media influencers, including "India's Got Latent" host Samay Raina, on a plea of an NGO which alleged that they ridiculed persons with a rare disorder.
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Ranveer Allahabadia Gets Relief, Top Court Allows Release Of His Passport
The top court on March 3 allowed Ranveer Allahbadia to resume his podcast "The Ranveer Show" subject to maintaining "morality and decency".
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Supreme Court Refuses To Release YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia’s Passport
The Supreme Court has refused to release the passport of podcaster and YouTube personality Ranveer Allahbadia, who is being investigated for his 'sex and parents' comment on stand-up comedy show 'India's Got Latent'.
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Supreme Court Hears Ranveer Allahbadia's Plea In Crass Remarks Row
The hearing has been scheduled after Ranveer Allahbadia, who is facing police inquiries, moved the Supreme Court last week asking the FIRs against him to be combined.
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Top Court Verdict Tomorrow On Pan-India Property Demolition Guidelines
The Supreme Court is scheduled to pronounce its verdict on Wednesday on pleas seeking framing of guidelines on the demolition of properties in the country.
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People Are Sadly "Blindly Aping" Global Culture: Chief Justice of India
Social media, television and pop culture glamourise a particular way of life that the people are sadly "blindly aping", Chief Justice of India N V Ramana said on Friday.
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Families Of 5 Migrants Who Died Amid Lockdown To Get Rs 25 Lakh: Top Court
The Supreme Court today directed that an amount of Rs 25 lakh, deposited in the top court registry by an advocate who had offered the money for travel of migrant workers from Mumbai to their native places in Uttar Pradesh amid Covid-19 pandemic, be disbursed to family members of five workers who had died during their journey back to their home.
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Top Court Issues Guidelines For Court's Functioning Amid COVID-19 Crisis
Court hearing in congregation must become an "exception" during the "extraordinary outbreak" of COVID-19 pandemic and it is necessary that all courts respond to the call of social distancing to ensure they do not contribute to the spread of virus, the Supreme Court said on Monday.
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'Can't Treat Wife Like Animal': Supreme Court Denies Bail In Domestic Violence Case
During the hearing, Justice Varale said that there could be no justification for treating a wife "like an animal".
-
'Diversity Is India's Strength': Supreme Court On Sabarimala-Linked Case
Justice BV Nagarathna pointed out "what's troubling the court" while hearing arguments by petitioners defending the grounds taken by the landmark Sabarimala verdict of 2018
-
Trump's Loss, India's Gain? How Tariff Order Could Affect Trade Talks
Trump Tariffs: The US Supreme Court's decision striking down the Trump administration's so-called Global Tariffs Policy could prove quietly consequential for India, even as New Delhi is expected to tread cautiously and avoid public comment for now.
-
Supreme Court Of India Announces 90 Law Clerk-cum-Research Associate vacancies
The Supreme Court of India invites applications for 90 Law Clerk-cum-Research Associate posts from January 20 to February 7, 2026. Candidates must have a law degree or be in the final year.
-
'Rehabilitate Mentally Challenged Homeless People': Top Court To Centre
The Supreme Court on Monday described homeless people suffering from mental illnesses as "destitute to the extreme" and "most vulnerable", and gave the Centre a last opportunity to come up with standard operating procedures for rehabilitating them.
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Supreme Court's 'Ban Luxury Cars' Tip For Promoting Electric Vehicles
Phasing out luxury petrol and diesel cars could be the starting point for a proper implementation of the Centre's plans to promote Electric Vehicles (EVs), the Supreme Court said today.
-
"Married Partners Can't Say They Want to Be Independent Of Each Other": Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday said it was "impossible" that in a continuing marriage, a husband or a wife could say they want to be independent of their partner.
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"Demoralising": Top Court Summons Samay Raina, Others For 'Ridiculing' Disabled
The Supreme Court on Monday sought the presence of five social media influencers, including "India's Got Latent" host Samay Raina, on a plea of an NGO which alleged that they ridiculed persons with a rare disorder.
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Ranveer Allahabadia Gets Relief, Top Court Allows Release Of His Passport
The top court on March 3 allowed Ranveer Allahbadia to resume his podcast "The Ranveer Show" subject to maintaining "morality and decency".
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Supreme Court Refuses To Release YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia’s Passport
The Supreme Court has refused to release the passport of podcaster and YouTube personality Ranveer Allahbadia, who is being investigated for his 'sex and parents' comment on stand-up comedy show 'India's Got Latent'.
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Supreme Court Hears Ranveer Allahbadia's Plea In Crass Remarks Row
The hearing has been scheduled after Ranveer Allahbadia, who is facing police inquiries, moved the Supreme Court last week asking the FIRs against him to be combined.
-
Top Court Verdict Tomorrow On Pan-India Property Demolition Guidelines
The Supreme Court is scheduled to pronounce its verdict on Wednesday on pleas seeking framing of guidelines on the demolition of properties in the country.
-
People Are Sadly "Blindly Aping" Global Culture: Chief Justice of India
Social media, television and pop culture glamourise a particular way of life that the people are sadly "blindly aping", Chief Justice of India N V Ramana said on Friday.
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Families Of 5 Migrants Who Died Amid Lockdown To Get Rs 25 Lakh: Top Court
The Supreme Court today directed that an amount of Rs 25 lakh, deposited in the top court registry by an advocate who had offered the money for travel of migrant workers from Mumbai to their native places in Uttar Pradesh amid Covid-19 pandemic, be disbursed to family members of five workers who had died during their journey back to their home.
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Top Court Issues Guidelines For Court's Functioning Amid COVID-19 Crisis
Court hearing in congregation must become an "exception" during the "extraordinary outbreak" of COVID-19 pandemic and it is necessary that all courts respond to the call of social distancing to ensure they do not contribute to the spread of virus, the Supreme Court said on Monday.
