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'Write To Me...': Chief Justice Surya Kant Dismisses Plea On 'Judicial Reforms'
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant on Monday dismissed a 'publicity-seeking' petition that sought the formation of a committee to oversee judicial reforms, including requiring every case to be settled within a 12-month period.
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Big Supreme Court Setback For Justice Yashwant Varma Over Parliamentary Panel
On December 16, the Supreme Court decided to examine the petition filed by Justice Varma assailing the action of the Lok Sabha Speaker to "unilaterally" constitute a committee under the Judges (Inquiry) Act to investigate him.
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Trinamool, Probe Agency Petitions Over I-PAC Dismissed, Over To Top Court
The tit-for-tat petitions filed by the Enforcement Directorate and West Bengal's ruling Trinamool Congress in connection with the raids on the party's election consultancy firm I-PAC were dismissed by the Calcutta High Court today.
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'Not Even President...': Plea Against Lifetime Immunity To Poll Officers
The petition argued that the law "harms free and fair elections" and asked the court to immediately stay the provision.
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"Wrongful Restriction": Probe Agency ED Slams Mamata Banerjee Over I-PAC Raids
The Enforcement Directorate (ED), in a petition in the Supreme Court, flagged the "wrongful restriction" of its officers during raids at the I-PAC office in Kolkata.
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Petition Drive Launched Against Supreme Court's Definition Of Aravallis
As signatures continue to pour in, activists emphasise the Aravallis' role in regulating climate, preventing man-animal conflict, and sustaining water security.
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'Can't Keep Him Like This': Court On Man's Plea To End Son's Life Support
An elderly couple has approached the Supreme Court with a petition seeking passive euthanasia for their 31-year-old son, who has been in a vegetative state for the past 12 years after suffering serious injuries in a fall
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Supreme Court Asks Why Full Audio Not Sent To Lab In Manipur Tapes Case, Government To Reply
The Supreme Court on Monday questioned why the entire available leaked audio clips, which a petition alleged pointed to the role of former Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh in the 2023 ethnic violence, were not sent for forensic examination.
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"Should We Relocate Everyone To Moon?" Supreme Court Dismisses Plea On Earthquakes
The petitioner, who was appearing in person, told the Supreme Court that 75 per cent of the Indian population falls under the high seismic zone.
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"Enraged" Supreme Court Slaps Rs 1 Lakh Fine On NGO For "Crumbling Judiciary"
The NGO filed a writ petition, calling the Supreme Court's 2014 judgment of keeping minority schools out of the RTE Act's ambit "unconstitutional".
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"Anarchy Can't Be Allowed': Supreme Court Seeks Centre's Reply On Bengal SIR Security
"Anarchy cannot be allowed," Supreme Court warned on Tuesday as it sought responses from the Centre and the Election Commission of India on a petition demanding the deployment of Central forces to protect electoral officers engaged in SIR in Bengal
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"If You Keep Filing...": Supreme Court Frustrated Over Multiple SIR Pleas
Multiple petitions were filed from across Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, Assam, and Kerala over the issue of Special Intensive Revision (SIR) being carried out by the Election Commission.
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Delhi High Court Upholds Validity of CM SHRI Schools Admission Test 2025
A petition challenging the admission test as unlawful screening under the RTE Act was dismissed; the court noted CM SHRI Schools fall under specified category schools exempt from screening prohibitions.
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Kerala Request To Extend SIR Form Deadline "Just And Fair": Supreme Court
Terming a petition by the Kerala government to extend the date for submission of forms for the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) "just and fair", the Supreme Court on Tuesday advised the Election Commission to consider the proposal.
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Mass Voter Deletion Allegations In Bengal "False": Poll Body To Supreme Court
Allegations of "large-scale voter deletion" in West Bengal are "false" and "fabricated" and an attempt to further vested political interests, the Election Commission has told the Supreme Court in an affidavit.
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'Write To Me...': Chief Justice Surya Kant Dismisses Plea On 'Judicial Reforms'
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant on Monday dismissed a 'publicity-seeking' petition that sought the formation of a committee to oversee judicial reforms, including requiring every case to be settled within a 12-month period.
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Big Supreme Court Setback For Justice Yashwant Varma Over Parliamentary Panel
On December 16, the Supreme Court decided to examine the petition filed by Justice Varma assailing the action of the Lok Sabha Speaker to "unilaterally" constitute a committee under the Judges (Inquiry) Act to investigate him.
-
Trinamool, Probe Agency Petitions Over I-PAC Dismissed, Over To Top Court
The tit-for-tat petitions filed by the Enforcement Directorate and West Bengal's ruling Trinamool Congress in connection with the raids on the party's election consultancy firm I-PAC were dismissed by the Calcutta High Court today.
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'Not Even President...': Plea Against Lifetime Immunity To Poll Officers
The petition argued that the law "harms free and fair elections" and asked the court to immediately stay the provision.
-
"Wrongful Restriction": Probe Agency ED Slams Mamata Banerjee Over I-PAC Raids
The Enforcement Directorate (ED), in a petition in the Supreme Court, flagged the "wrongful restriction" of its officers during raids at the I-PAC office in Kolkata.
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Petition Drive Launched Against Supreme Court's Definition Of Aravallis
As signatures continue to pour in, activists emphasise the Aravallis' role in regulating climate, preventing man-animal conflict, and sustaining water security.
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'Can't Keep Him Like This': Court On Man's Plea To End Son's Life Support
An elderly couple has approached the Supreme Court with a petition seeking passive euthanasia for their 31-year-old son, who has been in a vegetative state for the past 12 years after suffering serious injuries in a fall
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Supreme Court Asks Why Full Audio Not Sent To Lab In Manipur Tapes Case, Government To Reply
The Supreme Court on Monday questioned why the entire available leaked audio clips, which a petition alleged pointed to the role of former Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh in the 2023 ethnic violence, were not sent for forensic examination.
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"Should We Relocate Everyone To Moon?" Supreme Court Dismisses Plea On Earthquakes
The petitioner, who was appearing in person, told the Supreme Court that 75 per cent of the Indian population falls under the high seismic zone.
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"Enraged" Supreme Court Slaps Rs 1 Lakh Fine On NGO For "Crumbling Judiciary"
The NGO filed a writ petition, calling the Supreme Court's 2014 judgment of keeping minority schools out of the RTE Act's ambit "unconstitutional".
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"Anarchy Can't Be Allowed': Supreme Court Seeks Centre's Reply On Bengal SIR Security
"Anarchy cannot be allowed," Supreme Court warned on Tuesday as it sought responses from the Centre and the Election Commission of India on a petition demanding the deployment of Central forces to protect electoral officers engaged in SIR in Bengal
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"If You Keep Filing...": Supreme Court Frustrated Over Multiple SIR Pleas
Multiple petitions were filed from across Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, Assam, and Kerala over the issue of Special Intensive Revision (SIR) being carried out by the Election Commission.
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Delhi High Court Upholds Validity of CM SHRI Schools Admission Test 2025
A petition challenging the admission test as unlawful screening under the RTE Act was dismissed; the court noted CM SHRI Schools fall under specified category schools exempt from screening prohibitions.
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Kerala Request To Extend SIR Form Deadline "Just And Fair": Supreme Court
Terming a petition by the Kerala government to extend the date for submission of forms for the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) "just and fair", the Supreme Court on Tuesday advised the Election Commission to consider the proposal.
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Mass Voter Deletion Allegations In Bengal "False": Poll Body To Supreme Court
Allegations of "large-scale voter deletion" in West Bengal are "false" and "fabricated" and an attempt to further vested political interests, the Election Commission has told the Supreme Court in an affidavit.
