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Court Declares Bhojshala Site A Temple. Hindu Side's Lawyer Shares What's Next
The High Court cancelled the 2003 Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) order allowing Muslims to offer Friday prayers on Bhojshala premises.
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"Bar Is Waiting For You": Chief Justice Recalls Advice That Shaped His Career
The Chief Justice recalled that around the same period, he had shifted to the Punjab and Haryana High Court and started practising there.
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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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No Supreme Court Relief For Gurugram Builder Floors Amid Demolition Drive
The demolition drive is part of an anti-encroachment exercise planned by the Haryana Shahari Vikas Pradhikaran (HSVP), which is set to cover 44 sectors of Gurugram starting today
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Supreme Court Orders Probe Into 3 Delhi Hospitals Denying Treatment To Stabbed Advocate
Supreme Court orders probe into Delhi hospitals denying emergency treatment to stabbed advocate.
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'Proceedings Used As Online Tool In Political Campaign': Trinamool In Court
A video clip of the exchange between Menaka Guruswamy and Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, representing the Enforcement Directorate, was posted on X by the BJP's Amit Malviya. The post suggested that Mamata Banerjee's lawyer had referred to her as "Queen."
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Uniform Civil Code A "Constitutional Ambition": Top Court On Shariat Plea
The court asked lawyer Prashant Bhushan to ensure that some aggrieved Muslim women are part of the proceedings.
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Well-Reasoned, Well-Researched PILs Will Always Be Entertained: Supreme Court
The Chief Justice told a advocate to first raise issues with the concerned authorities and file a PIL in the court only after his prayers go unheard.
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Indian-American Lawyer Challenges Trump's Birthright Citizenship Order
Before joining Constitutional Accountability Centre (CAC), Smita Ghosh was a Research Fellow at Georgetown University Law Centre, where she taught classes on immigration law and separation of powers.
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'Profession Tainted By Hooliganism': Court Slams Lawyers In Toll Plaza Case
Coming down heavily on lawyers who vandalised a toll plaza and ransacked a fellow advocate's office because he represented the toll plaza employees, the Supreme Court has said the legal profession, once considered noble, is now tainted by such acts
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'Can't Dictate When A Hearing Should Happen': Top Court To Bengal In I-PAC Raid Case
The Supreme Court on Wednesday told the lawyers representing the Bengal government in the I-PAC raid case that they "cannot dictate" to the judiciary when a particular case should be heard.
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Top Court Stays Defamation Case Against Lawyer For Posting Book Extracts On Mamata Banerjee
In May 2025, advocate Koustav Bagchi shared an extract of a book authored by Dipak Kumar Ghosh on his Facebook account, allegedly having details on Mamata Banerjee's private life.
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"You Want To Hang Him": Supreme Court To Nitish Katara's Family On Convict Vikas Yadav
The Supreme Court has granted furlough till March 7 to murder convict Vikas Yadav to attend Holi. Yadav, the son of former MP DP Yadav, has served 23 of the 25-year sentence he received for the murder of Nitish Katara in 2002.
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Banned NCERT Book Prepared By Panel With Lawyer, No Legal Review Provision
The NCERT's Class 8 Social Science textbook, which was withdrawn after a controversy over a reference to corruption in the judiciary, was prepared by a panel of subject experts that included a lawyer, officials said
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'Complicates Young Minds': Supreme Court Lawyers On NCERT's "Judicial Corruption" Chapter
The chapter on the "role of the judiciary in society" lists "corruption at various levels of the judiciary" among key concerns, along with a "massive backlog" of cases.
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Court Declares Bhojshala Site A Temple. Hindu Side's Lawyer Shares What's Next
The High Court cancelled the 2003 Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) order allowing Muslims to offer Friday prayers on Bhojshala premises.
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"Bar Is Waiting For You": Chief Justice Recalls Advice That Shaped His Career
The Chief Justice recalled that around the same period, he had shifted to the Punjab and Haryana High Court and started practising there.
-
'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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No Supreme Court Relief For Gurugram Builder Floors Amid Demolition Drive
The demolition drive is part of an anti-encroachment exercise planned by the Haryana Shahari Vikas Pradhikaran (HSVP), which is set to cover 44 sectors of Gurugram starting today
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Supreme Court Orders Probe Into 3 Delhi Hospitals Denying Treatment To Stabbed Advocate
Supreme Court orders probe into Delhi hospitals denying emergency treatment to stabbed advocate.
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'Proceedings Used As Online Tool In Political Campaign': Trinamool In Court
A video clip of the exchange between Menaka Guruswamy and Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, representing the Enforcement Directorate, was posted on X by the BJP's Amit Malviya. The post suggested that Mamata Banerjee's lawyer had referred to her as "Queen."
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Uniform Civil Code A "Constitutional Ambition": Top Court On Shariat Plea
The court asked lawyer Prashant Bhushan to ensure that some aggrieved Muslim women are part of the proceedings.
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Well-Reasoned, Well-Researched PILs Will Always Be Entertained: Supreme Court
The Chief Justice told a advocate to first raise issues with the concerned authorities and file a PIL in the court only after his prayers go unheard.
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Indian-American Lawyer Challenges Trump's Birthright Citizenship Order
Before joining Constitutional Accountability Centre (CAC), Smita Ghosh was a Research Fellow at Georgetown University Law Centre, where she taught classes on immigration law and separation of powers.
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'Profession Tainted By Hooliganism': Court Slams Lawyers In Toll Plaza Case
Coming down heavily on lawyers who vandalised a toll plaza and ransacked a fellow advocate's office because he represented the toll plaza employees, the Supreme Court has said the legal profession, once considered noble, is now tainted by such acts
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'Can't Dictate When A Hearing Should Happen': Top Court To Bengal In I-PAC Raid Case
The Supreme Court on Wednesday told the lawyers representing the Bengal government in the I-PAC raid case that they "cannot dictate" to the judiciary when a particular case should be heard.
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Top Court Stays Defamation Case Against Lawyer For Posting Book Extracts On Mamata Banerjee
In May 2025, advocate Koustav Bagchi shared an extract of a book authored by Dipak Kumar Ghosh on his Facebook account, allegedly having details on Mamata Banerjee's private life.
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"You Want To Hang Him": Supreme Court To Nitish Katara's Family On Convict Vikas Yadav
The Supreme Court has granted furlough till March 7 to murder convict Vikas Yadav to attend Holi. Yadav, the son of former MP DP Yadav, has served 23 of the 25-year sentence he received for the murder of Nitish Katara in 2002.
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Banned NCERT Book Prepared By Panel With Lawyer, No Legal Review Provision
The NCERT's Class 8 Social Science textbook, which was withdrawn after a controversy over a reference to corruption in the judiciary, was prepared by a panel of subject experts that included a lawyer, officials said
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'Complicates Young Minds': Supreme Court Lawyers On NCERT's "Judicial Corruption" Chapter
The chapter on the "role of the judiciary in society" lists "corruption at various levels of the judiciary" among key concerns, along with a "massive backlog" of cases.
