Kamal Maula Mosque Committee Challenges High Court Ruling on Bhojshala Temple Status
Muslim group appeals to SC against MP HC verdict declaring complex a Hindu temple, barring Muslim prayers.
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Supreme Court Upholds Zoo Buffalo Slaughter Practice
Court dismisses plea, allows zoo to manage, suggesting PIL for zoo removal.
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Supreme Court Rebukes Lower Benches, Affirms Bail Rights Under UAPA
Court criticizes January '26 ruling, reinstates bail norms for Khalid, Imam.
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SC Bench Questions Earlier Apex Court Order Denying Bail to Umar Khalid, Sharjeel Imam
SC bench questions earlier apex court order denying bail to Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam, observing that the judgment had failed to properly apply the binding 2021 three-judge bench verdict in Union of India v. KA Najeeb, which recognised prolonged delay in trial as a valid ground for granting bail under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act.
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AIMPLB to Challenge MP HC's Bhojshala-Kamal Maula Mosque Ruling in SC
AIMPLB rejects MP HC verdict, calls it 'unacceptable'; plans SC appeal, citing historical records & constitutional principles.
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Unnao Rape Case: SC Overturns Delhi HC Order Suspending Sengar's Life Term
Supreme Court sets aside Delhi HC order suspending former BJP MLA Kuldeep Singh Sengar's life sentence in 2017 Unnao rape case, directs HC to decide appeal within 2 months.
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CJI Surya Kant: Some Unemployed Youth, Like Cockroaches, Become Media and Activists
CJI Surya Kant compared unemployed youth to 'cockroaches' who later become media persons, activists, and attack the system.
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Unnao Rape Case: SC Overturns HC Decision, Sengar's Sentence Suspension Lifted
SC directs HC to re-examine Sengar's appeal, set aside bail; victim's family, activists protest.
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Supreme Court: Hinduism is a Way of Life, Temple Visits Not Compulsory
SC rules: Hinduism is a way of life, not bound by temple visits or rituals.
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Casteist Slurs in Private Residence: No SC/ST Act Offence, Rules Supreme Court
SC dismisses case against caste slurs in private home, ruling incident lacked 'public view' requirement.
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Gurugram Rape Case: SIT Completes Probe, SC to Consider Hospital Lapse and Victim Compensation
Supreme Court directs chargesheet filing, criticizes police & CWC handling, orders probe into hospital staff's role, and considers victim compensation.
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Former Jharkhand Minister Granted Bail in Money Laundering Case
After nearly two years, former Jharkhand minister Alamgir Alam and his secretary Sanjeev Lal granted bail in money laundering and tender commission scam case.
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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 ...