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"100% Case Of Dismissal": Supreme Court On Senior Punjab Cop's Bail Plea
"It's 100 per cent case of dismissal," the Supreme Court said on Tuesday while hearing the second bail plea of suspended Punjab Police DIG Harcharan Singh Bhullar who was arrested by the CBI in October last year in connection with a corruption case.
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CBSE 3-Language Policy: 'How Can English Be Non-Native?' Supreme Court Asks
CBSE 3-Language Policy: The court did not strike down the policy. Instead, it asked CBSE to go back to the drawing board and reconsider the practical aspects of implementing the new system.
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Supreme Court Allows Abhishek Banerjee To Travel Abroad For Eye Treatment
Abhishek Banerjee is facing a police case related to alleged intimidatory statements he madeduring the 2026 West Bengal Assembly election campaign.
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"He's Alive": Wife Of Sailor Who 'Died' Near Hormuz Approaches Top Court
On March 4, it was reported that Omani Coast Guards had found a burnt skull and bones in the captain's room. The embassy at the time said nobody had entered the captain's room and the remains "most likely" belonged to Captain Kumar.
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"Times Have Changed": Supreme Court On Professor's Plea In Student Suicide Case
Supreme Court On Student Suicide Case: "Times have changed. A teacher must realise the consequences of humiliating a student," the top court asserted.
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Supreme Court Gets 5 New Judges, Total Strength Rises To 37
Acting on the recommendation of the Supreme Court Collegium, the Centre on Monday cleared the elevation of four High Court Chief Justices and senior advocate V. Mohana as judges of the Supreme Court.
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Centre Urges Supreme Court To Show "Judicial Restraint" On Delhi Rent Act Plea
The Centre has informed the Supreme Court that implementation of the 30-year-old Delhi Rent Act (DRA) of 1995 cannot be done by a judicial order.
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Top Court To Hear Plea Challenging Validity Of 2008 NIA Act, Issues Notice
The Supreme Court on Tuesday sought responses from the Centre and others on a plea challenging the validity of the National Investigation Agency Act, 2008.
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NCERT Judiciary Chapter Row: Supreme Court Bars 3 Experts From Curriculum Work
Class 8 Textbook Row: The controversy relates to a chapter in an NCERT Class 8 textbook that discussed corruption in the judiciary and triggered widespread criticism.
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Bail Should Not Be Linked To Monetary Deposits Or Undertakings: Top Court
In a significant ruling on bail jurisprudence, the Supreme Court has observed that courts should not insist on upfront monetary deposits or undertakings as a precondition for the grant or consideration of bail.
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'If Veep Can...': Top Court On Rajya Sabha Chairman's Role Over Impeachment
The Supreme Court said if the vice president can exercise the functions of the president in the absence of the president, then why cannot the Rajya Sabha deputy chairman exercise the functions of the chairman in the absence of the chairman.
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Remain Calm Even In Complex Situations, Top Court Judge Advises Judges
Supreme Court judge, Justice Prashant Kumar Mishra, said on Sunday that the district judiciary is the most important in the judicial system and advised judges to remain peaceful, calm and composed even in complex situations.
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Supreme Court Warns Against Vindictive Use Of Criminal Law To Settle Scores
Criminal law cannot become a platform for initiation of vindictive proceedings to settle personal scores and vendettas, the Supreme Court on Monday said, as it deprecated the recent trend where the judicial system is being misused
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Top Court Flags Misuse Of Criminal Justice Machinery In Cases Of Failed Relations
The Supreme Court flagged the "disquieting tendency" where failed or broken relationships are given the colour of criminality like rape, saying misuse of criminal justice machinery in this regard is a matter of concern and calls for condemn
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Top Court Restrains Courts From Releasing Accused In 'Digital Arrest' Fraud
In a rare move, the Supreme Court on Monday restrained the courts from releasing from jail the accused who had duped a 72-year-old woman advocate of the top court of Rs 3.29 crore through 'digital arrest' fraud.
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"100% Case Of Dismissal": Supreme Court On Senior Punjab Cop's Bail Plea
"It's 100 per cent case of dismissal," the Supreme Court said on Tuesday while hearing the second bail plea of suspended Punjab Police DIG Harcharan Singh Bhullar who was arrested by the CBI in October last year in connection with a corruption case.
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CBSE 3-Language Policy: 'How Can English Be Non-Native?' Supreme Court Asks
CBSE 3-Language Policy: The court did not strike down the policy. Instead, it asked CBSE to go back to the drawing board and reconsider the practical aspects of implementing the new system.
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Supreme Court Allows Abhishek Banerjee To Travel Abroad For Eye Treatment
Abhishek Banerjee is facing a police case related to alleged intimidatory statements he madeduring the 2026 West Bengal Assembly election campaign.
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"He's Alive": Wife Of Sailor Who 'Died' Near Hormuz Approaches Top Court
On March 4, it was reported that Omani Coast Guards had found a burnt skull and bones in the captain's room. The embassy at the time said nobody had entered the captain's room and the remains "most likely" belonged to Captain Kumar.
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"Times Have Changed": Supreme Court On Professor's Plea In Student Suicide Case
Supreme Court On Student Suicide Case: "Times have changed. A teacher must realise the consequences of humiliating a student," the top court asserted.
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Supreme Court Gets 5 New Judges, Total Strength Rises To 37
Acting on the recommendation of the Supreme Court Collegium, the Centre on Monday cleared the elevation of four High Court Chief Justices and senior advocate V. Mohana as judges of the Supreme Court.
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Centre Urges Supreme Court To Show "Judicial Restraint" On Delhi Rent Act Plea
The Centre has informed the Supreme Court that implementation of the 30-year-old Delhi Rent Act (DRA) of 1995 cannot be done by a judicial order.
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Top Court To Hear Plea Challenging Validity Of 2008 NIA Act, Issues Notice
The Supreme Court on Tuesday sought responses from the Centre and others on a plea challenging the validity of the National Investigation Agency Act, 2008.
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NCERT Judiciary Chapter Row: Supreme Court Bars 3 Experts From Curriculum Work
Class 8 Textbook Row: The controversy relates to a chapter in an NCERT Class 8 textbook that discussed corruption in the judiciary and triggered widespread criticism.
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Bail Should Not Be Linked To Monetary Deposits Or Undertakings: Top Court
In a significant ruling on bail jurisprudence, the Supreme Court has observed that courts should not insist on upfront monetary deposits or undertakings as a precondition for the grant or consideration of bail.
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'If Veep Can...': Top Court On Rajya Sabha Chairman's Role Over Impeachment
The Supreme Court said if the vice president can exercise the functions of the president in the absence of the president, then why cannot the Rajya Sabha deputy chairman exercise the functions of the chairman in the absence of the chairman.
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Remain Calm Even In Complex Situations, Top Court Judge Advises Judges
Supreme Court judge, Justice Prashant Kumar Mishra, said on Sunday that the district judiciary is the most important in the judicial system and advised judges to remain peaceful, calm and composed even in complex situations.
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Supreme Court Warns Against Vindictive Use Of Criminal Law To Settle Scores
Criminal law cannot become a platform for initiation of vindictive proceedings to settle personal scores and vendettas, the Supreme Court on Monday said, as it deprecated the recent trend where the judicial system is being misused
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Top Court Flags Misuse Of Criminal Justice Machinery In Cases Of Failed Relations
The Supreme Court flagged the "disquieting tendency" where failed or broken relationships are given the colour of criminality like rape, saying misuse of criminal justice machinery in this regard is a matter of concern and calls for condemn
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Top Court Restrains Courts From Releasing Accused In 'Digital Arrest' Fraud
In a rare move, the Supreme Court on Monday restrained the courts from releasing from jail the accused who had duped a 72-year-old woman advocate of the top court of Rs 3.29 crore through 'digital arrest' fraud.
