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In rare ruling, Israeli Supreme Court says Israel deprives Palestinian prisoners of food
Israel's Supreme Court has ordered the government to improve the quantity and quality of food provided to Palestinian detainees, citing a failure to meet basic subsistence needs. This rare rebuke during the Israel-Hamas war follows complaints of malnutrition and starvation in Israeli detention facilities.
Bolsonaro supporters pack Brazil streets ahead of coup verdict
Thousands of Bolsonaro's supporters rallied in Brazil ahead of a Supreme Court decision on whether he attempted a coup after losing the 2022 election. Demonstrators called for amnesty for those convicted in the January 8th storming of government buildings.
Bihar Assembly Elections: After SIR uproar, time to move on with trust in poll process
Bihar's special electoral roll revision nears completion, facing scrutiny over voter deletions. Despite concerns, limited objections suggest either endorsement or indifference. The Election Commission emphasizes purification, while the Supreme Court urges vigilance. With enhanced facilitation, the focus shifts to officials verifying the rolls, aiming for a fair process amidst ongoing debate and the need for continued citizen engagement.
Supreme Court acquits business coach and YouTuber Vivek Bindra of all legal cases
Dr. Vivek Bindra, a YouTuber and business coach, has been acquitted by the Supreme Court of all fraud-related cases filed against him and his company, Bada Business. The allegations involved misleading claims of high income through business projects and questionable courses. Bindra celebrated the verdict as a victory for truth and his followers.
NDA-ally AGP to move Supreme Court, seek exemption of Assam from immigrant foreigners' directive
Asom Gana Parishad will move to the Supreme Court. The party opposes the Centre's order on immigrant foreigners. AGP fears it violates the Assam Accord. The Accord sets a deadline for detecting illegal foreigners. The Centre's order allows certain religious groups from neighboring countries to stay without valid documents. AGP had earlier challenged the Citizenship Amendment Act.
Supreme Court ruling on IEEPA could reshape US tariff strategy
The US-Japan auto tariff cut and potential easing of semiconductor duties signal shifting trade policy, but Jahangir Aziz warns deeper uncertainties loom with IEEPA under judicial review. He highlights risks for global trade, India’s cautious stance, and temporary boosts from GST reforms and consumption measures.
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Will approach SC against 'injustice': Sibal on HC rejecting Umar Khalid's bail plea in Delhi riots case
Kapil Sibal has criticized the Delhi High Court's denial of bail to Umar Khalid in the Delhi riots case, alleging a violation of Article 21 and announcing plans to appeal to the Supreme Court. Sibal questioned the state of democracy and the judiciary, highlighting the prolonged detention of Khalid and the slow pace of the court proceedings.
Trump says US would be on 'brink of economic catastrophe' unless justices rule his tariffs are legal
Donald Trump's administration urgently appealed to the Supreme Court to uphold his tariffs, claiming their removal would devastate the U.S. economy. Solicitor General D. John Sauer requested an expedited decision, emphasizing the tariffs' role in promoting peace and economic prosperity, and combating issues like fentanyl and the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
Imposed tariffs against India for purchasing Russian energy products: Trump admn tells Supreme Court
The Trump administration has imposed tariffs on India for buying Russian energy. These tariffs are a response to Russia's war in Ukraine. The US Supreme Court is reviewing the legality of these tariffs. The administration argues they are crucial for peace and economic prosperity. India views the tariffs as unjustified and is taking steps to protect its interests.
Illegal felling of trees likely led to floods, devastation in Himachal, J&K and Punjab, says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has taken cognizance of the devastating floods in Himalayan states. Notices are issued to the central government and states like Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Uttarakhand, and Punjab. The court is addressing a plea about illegal tree felling. This is believed to be a major cause of the recent floods. The court directs immediate remedial actions.
Centre moves Supreme Court seeking transfer of pleas against online gaming law from HCs to avoid 'conflicting verdicts'
The Central government has asked the Supreme Court to move cases against the Online Gaming Regulation Act, 2025. These cases are currently in different high courts. The government wants the Supreme Court to hear them together. This is to ensure consistent rulings. The Online Gaming Regulation Act, 2025 bans real-money online gaming nationwide.
Trump administration to appeal court ruling on Harvard's funding case
The Trump administration is appealing a federal court's decision to lift the freeze on Harvard University's research funding, arguing the initial freeze was constitutional. The White House criticizes the judge's ruling and expresses confidence in ultimately prevailing. The case could proceed through the appeals court or directly to the Supreme Court, potentially impacting Harvard's access to funds.
Trump administration asks Supreme Court to quickly take up tariffs case after appeals court loss
The Trump administration has approached the Supreme Court regarding tariff powers. They are seeking a quick ruling on the president's authority to impose trade penalties. This appeal follows a lower court ruling against the tariffs. Small businesses claim economic hardship due to these tariffs. The government warns that striking down tariffs could impact ongoing trade negotiations.
SC says person can avoid jail time in a cheque bounce case if...
The Supreme Court has ruled that a person convicted in a cheque bounce case can avoid jail if they reach a compromise with the complainant. The court emphasized that cheque dishonor is primarily a civil wrong, explicitly made compoundable by law.
Everyone comes here due to proximity: SC on plea seeking expeditious hearing in Delhi HC
The Supreme Court reprimanded Leena Paulose, wife of Sukesh Chandrashekar, regarding the delay in her bail plea hearing in a Rs 200 crore extortion case. Justices Datta and Mishra expressed disapproval of approaching the apex court for expedited hearings. Paulose's lawyer cited repeated listing without progress in the Delhi High Court.
Trump administration to ask Supreme Court for expedited ruling on tariffs; here’s why the US president feels it's crucial
Trump plans to challenge the tariff ruling in the Supreme Court, seeking a quick decision. The appeals court said Trump lacked the power to impose tariffs. Scott Bessent believes the Supreme Court will support Trump. The court allowed tariffs till October 14. Trump says the tariffs are important for the economy. The ruling challenges Trump's economic policy.
Without tariffs America could be a third world country: Trump says administration to seek early SC ruling on tariffs
Donald Trump said his administration will go to the Supreme Court. They will seek a quick decision on tariffs. He warned that the country would face serious problems without them. Trump described a lower court ruling as shocking. The ruling created uncertainty about trillions of dollars collected through tariffs. He spoke at a press conference in the Oval Office.
SC Collegium recommends 26 names for judges in Allahabad High Court
The Supreme Court Collegium has suggested names for the Allahabad High Court. Twelve lawyers and fourteen judicial officers are recommended. The Collegium met on September 1. They decided on twenty-six individuals. Garima Prashad and Swarupama Chaturvedi are senior advocates. They practice at the Supreme Court. Prashad is also Uttar Pradesh's Additional Advocate General.
Assam evictions must follow SC norms, says Jamiat Ulema-I-Hind Chief Mahmood Madani
Moulana Mahmood Madani, president of Jamiat Ulema-I-Hind, has criticized the ongoing eviction drives in Assam. He stated that evictions must follow Supreme Court guidelines. Madani emphasized the need for rehabilitation for genuine Indian citizens. He condemned the branding of individuals as doubtful citizens. He urged the government to deport foreigners while protecting the rights of Indian citizens.
Remission not only constitutional right but statutory too, outlines Supreme Court
The Supreme Court affirmed that individuals sentenced to life imprisonment in gangrape cases involving minors retain the constitutional and statutory right to seek remission. This ruling came while addressing a plea challenging Section 376DA of the IPC, which pertains to gangrape of minors under 16.
Cal HC dismisses petitions challenging publication of list of tainted school job candidates by SSC
The Calcutta High Court has dismissed petitions challenging the publication of a list of tainted candidates for West Bengal school jobs, adhering to a Supreme Court directive. Justice Sougat Bhattacharyya cited pending special leave petitions before the Supreme Court and the SSC's compliance with the apex court's order to publish the list.
Assam eviction drives must follow SC norms, says Arshad Madani
Jamiat-Ulema-E-Hind president Arshad Madani on Tuesday urged the Assam government to conduct eviction drives according to Supreme Court guidelines, ensuring rehabilitation of affected citizens. Speaking after meeting those evicted in Goalpara, he said evictions are not opposed but must be lawful and not carried out in a “hateful” manner.
'Sanatan Dharma' remark: SC to hear Udhayanidhi Stalin plea in 2026
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear Tamil Nadu Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin's plea in 2026, seeking to consolidate all FIRs and complaints related to his "eradicate Sanatan Dharma" remarks made in 2023 and transfer them to a single location.
Supreme Court extends status quo in Sambhal mosque dispute by two weeks
The Supreme Court has extended the status quo order regarding the Sambhal mosque dispute in Uttar Pradesh by two weeks. This decision follows appeals filed by the mosque committee. The court has requested an inquiry and report from its registry. The Hindu plaintiffs opposed the extension.
Supreme Court rejects plea against E20 petrol policy, no ethanol-free option allowed
The Supreme Court rejected a plea challenging the Indian government's decision to roll out 20% Ethanol Blended Petrol. The plea alleged that motorists have been forced to use the new fuel, which is not compatible with their vehicles. CJI B R Gavai heard the plea.
Federal court strikes Trump’s tariffs — will consumers finally see cheaper imports
The federal appeals court’s decision against Trump’s sweeping tariffs has thrown U.S. trade policy into limbo — but not prices at the checkout line. Despite the ruling, tariffs are still in force until mid-October, leaving Americans stuck with costlier cars, clothing, and groceries while the Supreme Court takes up the fight.
What happens if the US Supreme Court also knocks down Trump’s tariffs?
The clock is ticking on Donald Trump’s signature tariff strategy. A federal appeals court has already ruled that most of the president’s sweeping trade duties—imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA)—are illegal. But those tariffs remain in force until October 14, 2025, when the U.S. Supreme Court will decide their fate. If the justices strike them down, the fallout will be immediate, complex, and costly.
SC seeks Centre’s response on plea against detention of Bengali-speaking migrants
The Supreme Court has requested a comprehensive affidavit from the central government within a week regarding the alleged detention of Bengali-speaking migrant workers across various states, prompted by a PIL filed by the West Bengal Migrant Welfare Board. The court also instructed the Calcutta High Court to expedite hearings and citizenship decisions for cases like Sunali Khatun's.
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