Supreme Court Slams Illegal Demolitions, Orders ₹60 Lakh Payout to Victims
In a scathing rebuke, the Supreme Court has ordered the Prayagraj Development Authority to compensate six individuals with ₹10 lakh each for the illegal demolition...
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Supreme Court Upholds Sabarmati Ashram Overhaul, Rejecting Gandhi Descendant’s Challenge
The Supreme Court has dismissed Tushar Gandhi’s plea against the Gujarat government’s ₹1,200 crore redevelopment of Sabarmati Ashram, clearing the way for a transformation that...
Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Piramal in DHFL Fraud Recovery Battle
In a decisive ruling, the Supreme Court has declared that recoveries from fraudulent transactions linked to Dewan Housing Finance Corporation Ltd (DHFL) must go to...
Supreme Court Denies Ranveer Allahbadia’s Request for Foreign Travel Amid Investigation
Ranveer Allahbadia, popularly known as BeerBiceps, must remain in India as the Supreme Court refused to lift his travel restrictions while an obscenity case against...
Supreme Court: Land Circle Rates Must Reflect Real Market Value, Calls for Expert Oversight
The Supreme Court has urged state governments to set land circle rates with scientific precision, ensuring they reflect actual market conditions. The court emphasized the...
Free Speech Shielded: Supreme Court Orders Cops to Pause Before Filing FIRs Over Words and Art
In a ruling that sharpens the line between dissent and crime, the Supreme Court has stepped in to stop the growing trend of knee-jerk criminal...
SC Slams Punjab Police for Botched Murder Probe, Orders SIT Without Local Ties
In a scathing rebuke of Punjab’s law enforcement, the Supreme Court has torn into the state’s police for its “shocking failure” to properly investigate a...
Supreme Court Slams Mindless FIRs: Reminds Police They Serve the Constitution, Not Curb It
The Supreme Court has issued a sharp reminder to the country’s law enforcement: you’re not just wielders of power—you’re guardians of the Constitution. And that...
Supreme Court Rules on Abetment: No Direct Link, No Case
The Supreme Court has ruled that for an abetment to suicide charge to hold, there must be a direct and immediate connection between the alleged...
Eviction Isn’t a Right, It’s a Last Resort: Supreme Court Denies Mother’s Bid to Remove Son from Ancestral Home
In a judgment that cut through emotional turmoil with legal precision, the Supreme Court has ruled that elderly parents cannot automatically evict children from their...