If a chargesheet has been filed, an error in extending the time for investigation is not a ground for bail: SC
The court emphasized that the purpose of default bail is to ensure timely filing of chargesheets, not to penalize procedural errors when the chargesheet is filed on time.
Allowing visually challenged students to use computers for the AIBE exams :SC
The SC was hearing a petition that was filed by Yash Dodani and others that sought the enhancement of the accessibility of the visually impaired candidates in examinations that are conducted by the Bar Council of India.
The Supreme Court Notifies A PIL Concerning Snake Bites In India
The Supreme Court Notifies the PIL Regarding the Indian Snake Bite Issue
Supreme Court Intervenes: Halts High Court’s Directive on VVIP Security Reforms
In a significant judicial intervention, the Supreme Court has stayed the Punjab and Haryana High Court’s directives concerning VVIP and IAS officer security cover, highlighting the delicate balance between administrative discretion and judicial oversight.The case cropped up from an unexpected context—anticipatory bail proceedings
SC Quashed Criminal Case Against a Woman With Whom A Man Had A Love or Sexual Relationship Outside Of Marriage Is Not Related
a person who was related to the husband by blood or adoption could be construed as a "relative"
CCI’s Plea To Transfer The Amazon And Flipkart Cases Will be Heard By The Supreme Court
The Supreme Court will hear CCI's plea to transfer the cases involving Amazon and Flipkart.
SC increased compensation for a young girl who suffered a 75% permanent disability and mental retardation after Motor Accident.
Baby Sakshi Greola filed an appeal against the Delhi High Court's November 7, 2017 order, which only increased her compensation from Rs 5,90,750 to Rs 11.50 lakh.
Supreme Court Hears Plea to Regulate Internet Shutdowns for Exams
Supreme Court examines petition against internet shutdowns during exams. Petitioners argue shutdowns violate rights, citing Anuradha Bhasin judgment.
Supreme Court Calls Out Apathy: Summons Health Services Chief in Disabled Student’s MBBS Admission Plea
Supreme Court demands accountability in the case of a disabled student's MBBS admission, summons Chief of Health Services for arbitrary rejection without reasonable accommodation.
SC recently appointed Advocates Jay Cheema and Sudhir Mishra as Amici Curiae to examine Laws Regulating Carbon Emissions
Justice Pamidighantam Sri Narasimha and Justice Manoj Misra further directed Senior Advocate Swarupam Chaturvedi for the Union of India to submit a compilation of all relevant rules and regulations relating to carbon emissions.
