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Rajasthan HC takes suo motu cognisance after judges’ residences, temples, schools listed as Waqf properties in Jodhpur

The Rajasthan High Court has taken suo motu cognisance of reports showing judges' bungalows, schools, and temples in Jodhpur listed as Waqf properties.

Reckless words, real consequences: The case for CJP’s contempt for the Supreme Court’s jurisdiction

Constitution insulates the Court from being leaned on by whoever holds power or public pressure at a given moment, a government, an opposition party, or a movement outside the electoral system altogether.

As thousands of illegal immigrants swim to Spain, read how a Supreme Court order triggered the massive influx

"I spoke out to warn of the extreme gravity of the migration crisis we are enduring," a senior Ceuta official stated.

Umar Khalid’s bail applications: A timeline of every rejection and withdrawal so far, and the clause in UAPA law that keeps him in jail

The Delhi Police case, under FIR 59/2020, does not say he threw a stone and set a car on fire. It says he did something courts have repeatedly found much more serious. He helped plan the violence, as part of what police call a 'larger conspiracy,' carried out through speeches, WhatsApp groups and planned road blockades timed for maximum disruption.

Former AAP councillor Tahir Hussain and four others awarded life imprisonment for the murder of IB officer Ankit Sharma during Delhi riots

A Delhi court on Friday sentenced former Aam Aadmi Party councillor Tahir Hussain and four co-convicts to life imprisonment for the murder of Intelligence...

Supreme Court expresses concern over menace of stray cattle on roads and accidents caused by them, issues detailed suggestions to states

Expressing deep concern over the growing menace of stray cattle and bovines on roads and highways across the country, the Supreme Court of India...

As SC hears petition over exclusion of CJI for appointing Chief Election Commissioner, read what the Modi govt argued to stop judicial overreach

"The office of the prime minister has a certain sanctity attached. If his decisions are not to be trusted and are to be seen as necessarily a bad faith exercise, then why not have a provision that even while selecting his cabinet, he must consult some other former judge or outsider," submitted solicitor-general Tushar Mehta.

Bombay HC dismisses 4 petitions alleging wrong marks in NEET re-test, imposes fines after finding that results match original answer sheets

The Aurangabad bench of the Bombay High Court on Thursday dismissed four petitions challenging the results of the NEET-UG re-examination conducted by the National...

Lok Sabha passes the Vande Mataram bill providing legal protection to the national song a day after it was passed by Rajya Sabha

The Lok Sabha on Thursday passed the Prevention of Insults to National Honour (Amendment) Bill, 2026, providing legal protection to the national song Vande...

Supreme Court declines to order blanket ban on use of pellet guns to control mob violence, says its use is legal as part of...

The Supreme Court on Thursday declined to impose a blanket ban on the use of pellet guns by police and paramilitary forces for crowd...

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