CJI honours Attorney General R. Venkataramani with Prof. Madhava Menon Memorial Award
Describing Menon’s legacy, the CJI said his contributions to the legal fraternity went beyond the institutions he established.
SC Initiates Contempt Case Over Kerala Congress’s Post Against CJI Surya Kant
The development comes after Kerala Congress tendered an unconditional apology in response to a notice by Supreme Court Bar Association.
SC Asks ECI To Take Corrective Steps Regarding Bulk Submission Of Form 7 In UP SIR
‘The ECI shall examine the factual aspects, carry out necessary corrections, and file a compliance report,’ the court said.
‘The Bank Will Have To Pay’: Supreme Court Mulls Strict Liability For Cyber Fraud
The court was hearing suo motu proceedings concerning digital arrest scams.
SC Directs Sanjay Raut, Nikhil Wagle To Appear In Court Over Remarks Against CJI Surya Kant
Raut and Wagle made allegedly derogatory remarks against CJI Surya Kant after he refused to meet LoP Rahul Gandhi to discuss functioning of ECI and controversial SIR exercise.
DPDP Act Under Scanner: SC Agrees to Examine If Privacy Law Violates Press Freedom
The plea by Digital News Publishers Association argues that certain provisions of DPDP Act and DPDP Rules violates freedom of expression and hinders everyday journalistic functioning.
Who Gets to Vote? Inside Delhi’s SIR Exclusions as Supreme Court Weighs In
Before the Dussehra break, the Supreme Court indicated that it may pass an order on the Delhi SIR on October 28. The deadline for filing claims and objections ends on October 30 in Delhi.
‘Disagree Without Denying Dignity,’ CJI Surya Kant Addresses NLSIU Convocation
In August, a statement by NLSIU students and alumni had disapproved of the attendance of CJI Surya Kant at the NLSIU convocation.
SC Issues Contempt Notice To Nikhil Wagle, Sanjay Raut Over Remarks Against CJI Surya Kant
CJI Surya Kant said courts had consistently protected people’s rights, despite criticism.
‘Hope Better Sense Prevails’: Supreme Court Refuses To Intervene In Central Park Closure Ahead Of CJP’s Tiranga March
Top court indicated that it could consider exercising its constitutional powers if the closure resulted in disproportionate losses to traders.