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‘New kind of fraud’: CJI Surya Kant is not amused as converted Buddhist petitions for admitting on ground of being ‘minority’. Read details

Hearing the petition, the bench questioned how an upper caste candidate could claim minority benefits after conversion, termed the attempt fraudulent, and asked the Haryana government to clarify whether such minority certificates are permissible under existing rules.

Tamil Nadu: Madras HC orders removal of Christian shrine of Mother Velankanni in Chennai, rules against religious encroachment on public roads

The Madras High Court has ordered the removal of a Mother Velankanni shrine in Chennai, ruling that religious structures cannot occupy public roads. The court emphasized that streets must remain clear for public use, regardless of the structure's religious significance.

Odisha imposes a statewide ban on gutkha and all tobacco and nicotine products

The Odisha government has announced a total statewide ban on all tobacco and nicotine products, including gutkha and pan masala. Replacing the 2013 rules, the new order strictly prohibits manufacturing, distribution, and sale to eliminate health risks and legal loopholes.

The right to die debate: Euthanasia’s global journey and India’s delicate balance between morality and lack of adequate palliative care

The moral dilemma stands. Does the right to die free the individual or endanger society's most vulnerable members in a world that prolongs life while barely reducing suffering? It is up to you to decide between the triumph of individuality and the untouchable sanctity of life.

‘Dog lovers completely removed from reality’ – Supreme Court slams veteran actor Sharmila Tagore’s argument glorifying presence of stray dogs in hospitals

The bench flagged hygiene risks, questioned behaviour based assessments, dismissed colour coded collar proposals, and clarified that its directions focus on implementing Animal Birth Control rules rather than ordering blanket removal of stray dogs.

SC rules, ‘Reserved category candidates scoring above the general cut-off can’t be denied open seats’: Read what it means, and how it is not...

The Supreme Court ruled that reserved category candidates scoring above the General cut-off on merit can claim open seats, if they have not used any other caste-based relaxations. Dismissing Rajasthan HC recruitment appeals, it emphasised open categories belong to no caste, ensuring fairness under Articles 14 and 16

Anti-Hindu Delhi Riots 2020: Supreme Court denies bail to Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam in conspiracy case, grants relief to five others

Top court said UAPA does not mandate automatic denial, flagged prolonged incarceration, imposed twelve conditions on five accused, and left Khalid and Imam free to reapply after witness examination or completion of one year period.

The anatomy of Unnao rape case: Kuldeep Sengar’s bail, allegations, questions and contradictions in a story that began in 2017

SC stays Delhi HC order granting bail to Kuldeep Sengar in Unnao case. Timeline reveals legal contradictions, protests, and years of ongoing proceedings.

Supreme Court puts Aravalli Hills definition ruling on hold, seeks fresh expert review over environmental impact

According to the bench, such a sensitive issue requires scientific and environmental expertise, not just administrative inputs.

Uttar Pradesh: Yogi Adityanath government rolls out action plan to curb stray dog menace

The statewide action plan follows Supreme Court observations on rising dog bite incidents, directs removal of strays from high risk zones, strengthens animal birth control infrastructure, ensures anti rabies vaccine availability, and introduces mandatory monitoring and reporting mechanisms.

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