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CJI DY Chandrachud urges parliament to reconsider the age of consent for sex under POCSO, says there is a growing concern about it

CJI DY Chandrachud said that there is a growing concern around the age of consent under POCSO Act, and it needs to be addressed

Is Ashok Swain banned from entering India after Modi govt cancelled his OCI card? Here is what he is claiming, the case in HC...

In February 2022, Indian govt cancelled the OCI card issued to Ashok Swain for hate speech and anti-India activities

Can’t blame religious processions for communal riots: Supreme Court dismisses plea seeking regulation of religious processions

NGO Citizens for Justice and Peace had filed a PIL seeking guidelines to regulate religious processions where people brandish weapons.

BJP MP Kirodi Lal Meena tables Uniform Civil Code Bill in Rajya Sabha as a private member’s bill

BJP Rajya Sabha MP Kirodi Lal Meena on Friday introduced the 'Uniform Civil Code in India Bill, 2020' in the Upper House.

Youth moves SC seeking ₹75 lakh compensation from YouTube for distracting him with sexual ads during exams, court slaps ₹25,000 fine

SC dismissed a plea filed by a person seeking Rs 75 lakh compensation from YouTube for carrying sexually explicit advertisements which distracted him during preparation for Madhya Pradesh Police exam.

Supreme Court stays death sentence of M Samivel, who raped a minor girl and killed her by smashing her head against a tree

SC stays death sentence of M Samivel alias Raja who was convicted of rape and murder of a 7-year-old Dalit kid

Supreme Court rejects plea seeking details of Collegium meeting, says only final decision needs to be made public, not discussions

Supreme Court rejects plea to disclose agenda, discussions and resolution of collegium meeting, says only decision is needed to be made public

CBI files chargesheet in 2016 Mathura violence case where 2 cops were killed, read how Akhilesh Yadav govt was accused of helping criminals

CBI files chargesheet in 2016 Jawahar Bagh violence case in Mathura, 96 people named as accused

‘Cannot convert on the pretext of help’: SC slams NGOs for carrying out religious conversion asks Centre and States to file a detailed affidavit

Reiterating that forced religious conversion are a very serious matter, the SC today also called it unconstitutional.

Supreme Court to hear bail pleas of Godhra train burning case convicts on December 15, Gujarat govt opposes the applications

The Supreme Court has agreed to hear bail application of 15 convicts in the 2002 Godhra train burning incident.

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