Supreme Court Video Hearings

The Supreme Court agreed to hear on Friday a plea of an editor of a TV news channel challenging the summons issued to him for playing a doctored clip of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi during the telecast of a programme on July 1.

Video of Rahul Gandhi speaking about men who attacked his office in Kerala was shown as him saying Udaipur tailor's killers be forgiven; channel and anchor have apologised

Roadblocks placed by the Delhi Police at the farmers' protest at Delhi's Tikri border were being moved on Thursday, videos showed, amid a Supreme Court hearing that has highlighted how traffic in the area had been stopped by authorities and not the d

In the Supreme Court's video hearing on Covid today, a technical glitch made for some lighter moments as Justice DY Chandrachud was disconnected for some time.

A Supreme Court hearing via video conference was deferred twice today after one of the judges said that several of his staff members at home had tested positive for COVID-19.

India's spiraling Covid-19 crisis has hit the Supreme Court in a big way with up to 50 per cent of its staff testing positive for the disease. The hearings will now be held via video conferencing from home, sources have informed NDTV.

The Supreme Court stayed all proceedings pending before various high courts across the country for regulation and functioning of over-the-top (OTT) platforms like Netflix, Prime Video, and more by the government.

Supreme Court on Thursday said OTT Platforms like Netflix and Amazon Prime should be subject to some screening for the type of content they show. Supreme Court Justice Ashok Bhushan made the remarks while hearing a plea from Amazon Prime Video India Head Aparna Purohit for protection against arrest in a case involving the political drama Tandav.

Supreme Court has pushed the anticipatory bail hearing of Amazon Prime India head Aparna Purohit in Tandav row to March 4. The Amazon Prime Original political drama Tandav starring Saif Ali Khan and Mohammad Zeeshan Ayyub has been accused of hurting Hindu religious sentiments.

The Supreme Court will no longer use WhatsApp groups to share video conference links for court hearings, the top court registry said on Saturday.

The Supreme Court asked the Centre to apprise it on what government proposes to do to regulate over-the-top (OTT) platforms such as Netflix and Amazon Prime.

The Supreme Court today expressed displeasure when a shirtless man was seen on the video-conferencing link during the hearing of a matter.

Republic TV's Arnab Goswami's was granted interim bail in a 2018 abetment to suicide case by the Supreme Court on Wednesday. A two-judge bench of Justices DY Chandrachud and Indira Banerjee pulled up the Maharashtra government over the case against the TV anchor as they heard the petition through video conferencing. The hearing comes two days after...

The Supreme Court, which faced "unprecedented" challenge of COVID-19 pandemic crippling its physical hearings, set up 1,021 benches in last 100 days which held over 15,000 hearings in matters argued or represented by 50,475 advocates through video conferencing mode, an official statement said.

The Supreme Court said on Tuesday that as part of a pilot project, the judges may come to courtrooms in the top court premises from next week to hold judicial proceedings through video conferencing.

The Supreme Court agreed to hear on Friday a plea of an editor of a TV news channel challenging the summons issued to him for playing a doctored clip of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi during the telecast of a programme on July 1.

Video of Rahul Gandhi speaking about men who attacked his office in Kerala was shown as him saying Udaipur tailor's killers be forgiven; channel and anchor have apologised

Roadblocks placed by the Delhi Police at the farmers' protest at Delhi's Tikri border were being moved on Thursday, videos showed, amid a Supreme Court hearing that has highlighted how traffic in the area had been stopped by authorities and not the d

In the Supreme Court's video hearing on Covid today, a technical glitch made for some lighter moments as Justice DY Chandrachud was disconnected for some time.

A Supreme Court hearing via video conference was deferred twice today after one of the judges said that several of his staff members at home had tested positive for COVID-19.

India's spiraling Covid-19 crisis has hit the Supreme Court in a big way with up to 50 per cent of its staff testing positive for the disease. The hearings will now be held via video conferencing from home, sources have informed NDTV.

The Supreme Court stayed all proceedings pending before various high courts across the country for regulation and functioning of over-the-top (OTT) platforms like Netflix, Prime Video, and more by the government.

Supreme Court on Thursday said OTT Platforms like Netflix and Amazon Prime should be subject to some screening for the type of content they show. Supreme Court Justice Ashok Bhushan made the remarks while hearing a plea from Amazon Prime Video India Head Aparna Purohit for protection against arrest in a case involving the political drama Tandav.

Supreme Court has pushed the anticipatory bail hearing of Amazon Prime India head Aparna Purohit in Tandav row to March 4. The Amazon Prime Original political drama Tandav starring Saif Ali Khan and Mohammad Zeeshan Ayyub has been accused of hurting Hindu religious sentiments.

The Supreme Court will no longer use WhatsApp groups to share video conference links for court hearings, the top court registry said on Saturday.

The Supreme Court asked the Centre to apprise it on what government proposes to do to regulate over-the-top (OTT) platforms such as Netflix and Amazon Prime.

The Supreme Court today expressed displeasure when a shirtless man was seen on the video-conferencing link during the hearing of a matter.

Republic TV's Arnab Goswami's was granted interim bail in a 2018 abetment to suicide case by the Supreme Court on Wednesday. A two-judge bench of Justices DY Chandrachud and Indira Banerjee pulled up the Maharashtra government over the case against the TV anchor as they heard the petition through video conferencing. The hearing comes two days after...

The Supreme Court, which faced "unprecedented" challenge of COVID-19 pandemic crippling its physical hearings, set up 1,021 benches in last 100 days which held over 15,000 hearings in matters argued or represented by 50,475 advocates through video conferencing mode, an official statement said.

The Supreme Court said on Tuesday that as part of a pilot project, the judges may come to courtrooms in the top court premises from next week to hold judicial proceedings through video conferencing.