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Tag: Supreme Court of India
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SC Orders Korba Police Chief to Appear with Missing Rape Suspect
The Supreme Court has summoned the Korba Superintendent of Police after Chhattisgarh police blatantly failed to produce an acquitted rape suspect in court.
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Amit Jogi Faces April 23 Jail Deadline After Supreme Court Delays Hearing
Amit Jogi faces an April 23 deadline to surrender for the 2003 Ram Avatar Jaggi murder after the Supreme Court deferred his appeal hearing to April 20.
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The Nagpur Ecosystem at Play”: Congress Torches Modi Govt Over Banned NCERT Textbook
Dive into the escalating political showdown as Congress leader Jairam Ramesh accuses PM Modi of fueling a “Nagpur Communal Ecosystem” to rewrite NCERT textbooks, following the Supreme Court’s historic ban on a controversial Class 8 book.
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Class 8 Lessons or Institutional Defamation? CJI Vows to Protect Judiciary After NCERT Textbook Controversy
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant slams NCERT for including a section on “judicial corruption” in Class 8 textbooks, calling it a deliberate attempt to defame the institution.
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Untying a Pyjama String IS an Attempt to Rape”: Supreme Court Quashes Controversial Allahabad HC Ruling, Demands Sensitive Judges
In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court of India set aside the Allahabad High Court’s controversial verdict that grabbing a minor’s breasts and untying her pyjamas was only “preparation” and not an attempt to rape. Read the full details of the SC’s push for judicial sensitivity.
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Relief for Kawasi Lakhma: Supreme Court Grants Interim Bail After a Year Behind Bars
Breaking: The Supreme Court grants interim bail to former Chhattisgarh Minister Kawasi Lakhma in the liquor scam case after a year in custody. Read the full details on the court’s strict conditions and what this means for Bastar’s tribal leader.
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Supreme Court Holds UGC 2026 Anti-Discrimination Rules Preliminary: Cites Inclusion of General Category as Vague, Divisive, and Abuseable.
The Supreme Court has stayed the 2026 UGC regulations on caste discrimination, citing concerns over “reverse discrimination” and the specific exclusion of general category students. The 2012 rules have been reinstated pending a review by an expert committee.
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