SUPREME COURT INDIA
What kind of retired SC Judge are you?: Ravi Shankar Prasad condemns B Sudershan Reddy's meeting with Lalu Yadav
Targeting Reddy for meeting RJD Chief Lalu Prasad, he asked, "What kind of a Retired Judge of the Supreme Court are you that you are meeting someone who is convicted of a scam? And Lalu Prasad is not even a voter and not a member of parliament, so why are you talking about praising the soul of the nation? This is hypocrisy! Please don't talk about the soul of the nation."
Nitish Katara murder case: SC refuses to extend interim bail of convict Vikas Yadav
The Supreme Court on Monday declined to extend interim bail for Vikas Yadav, serving 25 years in the 2002 Nitish Katara murder case, and asked him to approach the Delhi High Court. Yadav, jailed for over 23 years, had sought bail citing his upcoming marriage and need to arrange ₹54 lakh fine. His cousin Vishal Yadav is also convicted.
SC questions Tamil Nadu over appointment of acting DGP, directs UPSC to expeditiously recommend names
The Supreme Court questioned the Tamil Nadu government regarding the appointment of an acting Director General of Police (DGP) and instructed the UPSC to promptly suggest names for a permanent appointment. This directive came during a hearing on a contempt petition alleging the ad hoc appointment violated a 2018 Supreme Court ruling.
SC sets aside Bombay HC order restraining Cognizant from using logo in India
Cognizant on September 5 removed its logo from its website and all social media platforms, including LinkedIn, Facebook, YouTube, and X (formerly Twitter), in India, following a legal dispute with the small Bengaluru-based technology firm in a trademark dispute.
SC judge Chandran recuses from hearing plea seeking probe into Viceroy Research's allegations against Vedanta
Justice K Vinod Chandran withdrew from hearing a case on Monday. The case involved allegations against Anil Agarwal's mining company. US short seller Viceroy Research claimed the company was financially unstable. Advocate Shakti Bhatia filed the plea. He alleged undisclosed related-party transactions. Viceroy's report had accused the conglomerate of posing risks to creditors.
SC dismisses Telangana BJP's plea against order quashing defamation case against Telangana CM A Revanth Reddy
The Supreme Court rejected a plea by Bharatiya Janata Party's Telangana unit. The plea challenged a High Court order. The High Court had quashed a defamation case against Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy. The case stemmed from Reddy's speech during the 2024 Lok Sabha poll campaign. The court emphasized that politicians should possess resilience.
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Vice President Polls: BJD, BRS likely to abstain, YSRCP backs NDA nominee CP Radhakrishnan
With the vice-presidential election imminent, BJD and BRS are expected to abstain, aiming to maintain neutrality between the NDA and INDIA bloc. YSRCP has declared its support for NDA nominee CP Radhakrishnan, giving him a significant lead over Opposition candidate B Sudarshan Reddy. The final decision from BJD and BRS leadership is pending, but abstention seems likely.
VP election: Opposition MPs to practise with 'mock poll'
Opposition MPs are set to be briefed on the voting procedure for the September 9 vice-presidential election, followed by a mock poll. A dinner hosted by Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge has been cancelled due to the flood situation in the country.
Delhi court grants interim injunction in Adani Enterprises defamation case against journalists and websites
A Delhi court has granted Adani Enterprises Ltd. (AEL) an interim injunction in a defamation suit against journalists, NGOs, and online platforms. The order restricts the publication and circulation of unverified, defamatory content about the company.
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.
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.
Duty of courts to enforce rule of law without fear or favour: Justice B V Nagarathna
Justice B V Nagarathna emphasized the crucial role of courts in upholding the rule of law without bias, essential for democracy. She urged lawyers to bridge the gap between rights and remedies, ensuring equal access to justice for all, regardless of background. The legal profession, she noted, serves as a vehicle for societal transformation, particularly in addressing historical inequalities.
There cannot be a party whip on whom to vote: B Sudershan Reddy
INDIA bloc's Vice President candidate, B Sudershan Reddy, highlighted the early commencement of electoral roll revisions in 1947, even before the formal adoption of universal adult franchise. He emphasized the Election Commission's role in ensuring inclusive and fair elections, devoid of discrimination based on caste, religion, or gender.
V-P's office not political institution but high constitutional body: INDIA bloc nominee B Sudershan Reddy
INDIA bloc's Vice President candidate, B Sudershan Reddy, emphasized that the Vice President's office is a constitutional body demanding impartiality. He highlighted the Election Commission's role in ensuring free and fair elections, adding that excluding individuals from participating is not acceptable. Reddy refrained from commenting on the electoral rolls revision due to ongoing Supreme Court discussions.
Tax reforms will enable 10 pc growth rate in future, nobody can stop India: Andhra CM Chandrababu Naidu
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu believes India's tax reforms can boost growth. He anticipates India becoming a top global economy by 2047. Naidu praises the judiciary and highlights mediation's importance. He aims to develop Visakhapatnam as a major ADR center. Technology's role in justice delivery is also emphasized.
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.
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.
Free ex-servicemen medicare scheme extended to cadets injured during training: Centre tells SC
The Central government has informed the Supreme Court about extending health benefits to military cadets injured during training. These cadets can now access the Ex-Servicemen Contributory Health Scheme without paying a fee. They will also receive monetary compensation, including payments to families in case of death.
SC to hear Centre’s plea to transfer Online Gaming Act petitions
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear the Centre's plea to transfer petitions challenging the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act 2025 from multiple high courts to avoid conflicting decisions.
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.
SC asks if norms in place 'actually implemented' in matter over unethical pharma practices
The Supreme Court addressed concerns regarding the implementation of the Uniform Code for Pharmaceutical Marketing Practices (UCPMP) 2024, designed to curb unethical drug promotion. While the Centre asserted the code's strength, the court questioned its effectiveness in practice. The court has scheduled further hearing on October 7 to examine the enforcement of the existing regulatory framework.
Terror funding case: SC notice to NIA on Kashmiri separatist leader Shabir Shah's plea for bail
The Supreme Court has requested a response from the National Investigation Agency (NIA) regarding Shabir Ahmed Shah's appeal against the Delhi High Court's decision to deny him bail in a terror funding case. While refusing interim bail due to Shah's claimed illness, the court has scheduled a hearing in two weeks.
Can Governor not examine legislative competence of bills? SC to states
A Constitution bench, led by CJI BR Gavai, questioned whether governors can examine the legislative competence of bills. The court challenged states arguing against the Presidential reference, asking if governors should merely act as postmen.
SC asks Centre to mull framing policy for foreigners jumping bail
The Supreme Court wants a policy to stop foreign criminals from running away. This follows a case where a Nigerian man, Alex David, skipped bail in a cheating case. India lacks an extradition treaty with Nigeria. The court cancelled David's bail. It urged the central government to create a policy.
Elgar Parishad case: SC defers Surendra Gadling bail plea to Sep 17
The Supreme Court has postponed advocate Surendra Gadling's bail plea, an accused in the Elgar Parishad-Maoist links case, until September 17. Gadling's counsel, Anand Grover, highlighted his client's six-year incarceration without charges framed, opposing the adjournment request. The case involves allegations of Gadling aiding Maoists and conspiring with others, leading to charges under the UAPA and IPC.
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.
Bihar SIR claims, objections can be filed even after September 1 deadline: ECI to SC
The Supreme Court addressed the Bihar electoral roll revision. The Election Commission of India (ECI) stated that objections could be filed after the deadline. The court requested legal volunteers to assist voters. These volunteers will submit confidential reports. The goal is to address trust issues with the ECI. The ECI noted more exclusion requests than inclusion requests.
'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.
PIL in SC seeks regulation of political parties to curb black money, criminalisation in politics
A Public Interest Litigation has been filed in the Supreme Court, urging the Election Commission of India to establish rules for the registration and regulation of political parties. The petition highlights the need to enhance transparency, uphold secularism, strengthen democratic values, and ensure political justice.
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