The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) on Saturday has taken suo motu cognizance of a media report that two persons have been arrested in Chennai, Tamil Nadu for housing and abusing orphaned... Read more »
The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear the bail applications of 15 convicts of the Godhra train burning case. The apex Court would consider the bail applications on December 15. This... Read more »
The Supreme Court in the case Mangesh Shankar v. UoI observed and has asked the Centre if any Commission has been formed to examine the issue relating to political representation of OBCs... Read more »
Bar Council of Punjab & Haryana has informed the Supreme Court that Proposed Ludhiana the Bar Council election ought to have rescheduled. Because fact is that the State Bar Council is yet... Read more »
The Delhi government on defended its decision to install CCTVs in classrooms saying it was necessary for the protection and security of the students at schools.An affidavit filed by Delhi Government said... Read more »
The Collegium System is most Transparent and functioning well. Let us perform our duties and let the collegium function according to his duties too. The Supreme Court bench was hearing a petition... Read more »
The Chief Justice of India Justice DY Chandrachud said, that we must reject every form of elite understanding of the democratic process which we keep hearing constantly that only educated are the... Read more »
In the presence of CJI DY Chandrachud on the occasion of 8th LM Singhvi memorial lecture the vice president of India Jagdeep Dhankhar asked the audiences that find out a parallel incidence... Read more »
Vineet Jindal, a Delhi-based lawyer, has filed a complaint against unknown persons with DCP South West and Sho Vasant kunj on JNU incident where casteist remarks and threat to kill has been... Read more »
The tenure of the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Justice DY Chandrachud is still two years and during this, he has to appoint 19 judges in the Supreme Court. Sources said... Read more »