SC Denies Bail: Husband's Actions Towards Wife 'Animal-like', Court Says
SC denies anticipatory bail to a man accused of domestic violence, stating a husband cannot treat his wife like an animal and that she deserves dignity.
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Supreme Court Proposes Measures for Swift Bail Disposal in High Courts
Court suggests software for listing, status reports, and timely govt. representation to speed up bail applications.
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Man's Challenge to Hindu Marriage Act Divorce Provision Dismissed
Supreme Court dismisses man's PIL seeking gender parity in Hindu Marriage Act's divorce provision.
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Petition Seeking Regulation of Religious Education Institutions | Supreme Court Asks Petitioner to Wait for Centre's Decision
Petitioner argues thousands of unregistered institutions radicalize children, posing threats to national security and unity.
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Bank's IBC Bid Against Debtor Rejected: Loan Paid to Builder
Supreme Court rules IBC can't be used for contractual disputes; bank can't recover Rs. 1.34 crore loan paid to builder.
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Supreme Court: No Inference of Passing Without Mark Disclosure
Candidates can't claim appointment due to non-disclosure of marks if not required by rules.
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Rajasthan Admits Inaction on Illegal Mining, Forms Committee After SC Warning
Rajasthan admits prima facie inaction on illegal mining & stone crushing in Dausa; forms high-level committee after SC warning.
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India: Supreme Court Plea Seeks Ban on Unsafe Driving Scenes in Movies
A new case before the Supreme Court is asking for changes in how movies, TV shows, online streaming content, and advertisements show traffic laws. The case, called a public interest litigation (PIL), wants to limit scenes that clearly ignore traffic ...
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Supreme Court Urges YouTube Content Regulation Amid Decency Concerns
The Supreme Court is advocating for the regulation of content on social media platforms like YouTube. Concerns about maintaining decency and preventing the spread of "perversion" are driving this push for greater oversight. ## Why is the Supreme Cou...
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UP Mosque Demolition: Supreme Court Questions Contempt of Authorities
The Supreme Court is asking questions about the demolition of a mosque in Kushinagar, Uttar Pradesh (UP). The court wants to know why officials involved in tearing down the mosque shouldn't be held in contempt of court. This means the officials could...
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Uttar Pradesh Mosque Demolition: Supreme Court Questions Contempt, Halts Further Action
The Supreme Court recently took up a case concerning the demolition of a portion of the Madni mosque located in Kushinagar, Uttar Pradesh. The court has raised serious questions for Uttar Pradesh officials, specifically regarding why they seemingly i...
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Places of Worship Act: Supreme Court Overwhelmed by Petitions, March Hearing Possible
The Supreme Court is facing a surge of petitions related to the Places of Worship Act of 1991, leading to concerns about the court's capacity to manage the caseload. This act mandates that the religious character of a place of worship must remain as ...
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Supreme Court Urges Young Lawyers in Delhi to Offer Free Legal Aid to the Poor
The Supreme Court is encouraging young lawyers to volunteer their time and skills to help people who can't afford a lawyer. This effort aims to make sure everyone, regardless of their financial situation, has equal access to justice. The court highli...
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Places of Worship Act: Supreme Court to Hear Challenges in New Delhi
The Supreme Court in New Delhi is scheduled to review petitions challenging the Places of Worship Act of 1991. The hearing, set for Monday, February 17th, will be overseen by Chief Justice Sanjiv Khanna, along with Justices Sanjay Kumar and KV Viswan...
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Supreme Court Hears Plea for Stronger Enforcement of Places of Worship Act in India
A new legal challenge has landed in India's Supreme Court, calling for stricter enforcement of the Places of Worship Act. This law, created to promote peace among different religions, is meant to protect the religious identity of places of worship as...
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Uttar Pradesh: Azam Khan, Son Granted Bail
The Supreme Court has granted bail to Samajwadi Party leader Azam Khan and his son, Abdullah Azam Khan, in a case concerning the alleged theft of a road cleaning machine. This decision effectively overturns a previous ruling by the Allahabad High Cou...
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Supreme Court Extends Arrest Protection in IAS Quota Case Until March 17
The Supreme Court has prolonged protection from arrest for Puja Khedkar until March 17. Khedkar, a former IAS probationer, faces accusations of cheating and misusing OBC and disability quotas in the civil services exam. The court's decision, made on ...
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Assam Police Summons Ranveer Allahbadia: Supreme Court to Hear Plea Over Controversial Remarks
The Supreme Court is taking on a case involving online influencer Ranveer Allahbadia. He's asking for protection from several police reports (called FIRs) filed against him because of comments he made on a YouTube show. ## Why is Ranveer Allahbadia ...
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Lynchings: Supreme Court Closes Case, Says Existing India Guidelines Binding
The Supreme Court has concluded a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) that addressed the increasing concern of **lynchings** and mob violence happening throughout India. This legal action aimed to ensure that top police officials in each state would imm...
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Mob Lynching PIL Dismissed: Supreme Court Orders States to Use Existing Laws
The Supreme Court has declined to hear a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) about mob lynching and cow vigilantism. The court advised those affected by such incidents to seek help through existing legal options. Justices BR Gavai and KV Chandran made t...