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Nearly 3 Lakh Undertrials Face Uncertainty as NALSA Moves to End Tenure of Dedicated Legal Aid Lawyers

Nearly 3 Lakh Undertrials Face Uncertainty as NALSA Moves to End Tenure of Dedicated Legal Aid Lawyers
CJI Surya Kant Opens Ladakh Bench In Leh, Announces Plan For Video-Conferenced Supreme Court Hearings

CJI Surya Kant Opens Ladakh Bench In Leh, Announces Plan For Video-Conferenced Supreme Court Hearings

CJI Surya Kant inaugurates the Ladakh Bench of the High Court in Leh and announces dedicated Supreme Court video-conferencing hearings to make justice more accessible for residents of Leh and Kargil.
Internet Access Is a Fundamental Right for Children, Says Supreme Court; Blanket Ban Not the Answer

Internet Access Is a Fundamental Right for Children, Says Supreme Court; Blanket Ban Not the Answer

The Supreme Court recognised internet access as a fundamental right for children and adults, rejecting blanket restrictions and directing stronger mechanisms to remove child sexual abuse material online.
Supreme Court to Hear Journalist Plea Alleging Push By Rahul Gandhi on October 26

Supreme Court to Hear Journalist Plea Alleging Push By Rahul Gandhi on October 26

The Supreme Court has agreed to list journalist Richa Parashar’s application alleging that Rahul Gandhi and his security personnel pushed her during the Opposition’s October 12 march to the Court. The matter is expected to be heard on October 26, while the Congress has denied the allegations.
Will It Remain on Paper? SC Warns States of Contempt Over Schoolgirls’ Menstrual Hygiene

Will It Remain on Paper? SC Warns States of Contempt Over Schoolgirls’ Menstrual Hygiene

The Supreme Court has warned that Chief Secretaries of States and Union Territories could face contempt proceedings over delays in reporting compliance with its directions on menstrual hygiene facilities for schoolgirls. The Court has sought verifiable implementation details, including functional toilets, free sanitary napkins and safe menstrual waste disposal, with the matter listed for December 14.
Not A Dispute That Should Come Before Us: Supreme Court Grants Mahua Moitra Relief In Circuit House Accommodation Row

Not A Dispute That Should Come Before Us: Supreme Court Grants Mahua Moitra Relief In Circuit House Accommodation Row

The Supreme Court has relaxed the advance-notice requirement for TMC MP Mahua Moitra to access the Krishnanagar Circuit House in West Bengal, allowing her to inform the district administration a day before her visit. The Bench also called for a uniform SOP for government guest houses and asked Nadia officials to examine her MPLADS-related grievances.
Supreme Court Issues Contempt Notices To Sanjay Raut, Nikhil Wagle Over Remarks Against CJI Surya Kant

Supreme Court Issues Contempt Notices To Sanjay Raut, Nikhil Wagle Over Remarks Against CJI Surya Kant

The Supreme Court has issued show-cause notices to Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Sanjay Raut and journalist Nikhil Wagle in a criminal contempt case over their remarks against CJI Surya Kant and the judiciary. The Court has sought their responses before deciding the next course of action.
Supreme Court Adjourns Athar Khan’s Bail Plea In 2020 Delhi Riots UAPA Case By Four Weeks

Supreme Court Adjourns Athar Khan’s Bail Plea In 2020 Delhi Riots UAPA Case By Four Weeks

The Supreme Court has adjourned Athar Khan’s bail plea in the 2020 Delhi riots UAPA case by four weeks after the Delhi Police filed its response. Khan has been allowed to submit a rejoinder challenging the denial of bail.
CJP Chief Dipke Defends Tiranga Protest, Says Peaceful Protests Don’t Hurt Business

CJP Chief Dipke Defends Tiranga Protest, Says Peaceful Protests Don’t Hurt Business

CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke defended the proposed Tiranga protest in Delhi, rejecting traders’ concerns and arguing that government restrictions, rather than peaceful demonstrations, disrupt businesses and livelihoods.
“We Hope Better Sense Will Prevail”: SC Declines Immediate Relief on CJP Tiranga March, Flags Traders’ Concerns

“We Hope Better Sense Will Prevail”: SC Declines Immediate Relief on CJP Tiranga March, Flags Traders’ Concerns

The Supreme Court declined immediate relief over the CJP’s Tiranga march in Delhi, expressing concern over traders’ livelihoods and listing the matter for October 26-27.
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