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Supreme Court once again rejects interim bail plea of 1984 Sikh Genocide convict Sajjan Kumar

"This is not a small case, we are not granting you bail at all", the Suepre Court said while rejecting bail plea of Sajjan Kumar

Maharashtra and Delhi governments not interested in implementing migrant workers welfare enactments: Supreme Court

The Court had acted on application of the NHRC highlighting that some states have not implemented migrant workers welfare enactments.

Candidates arrive for JEE exams at various centres across India under strict social distancing and COVID-19 precautions

Students reach exam centres as JEE main exams begin today, Covid-19 precautions being followed.

Prashant Bhushan issues a convoluted statement trying to pass off his cowardly act of paying the fine as respect for the judiciary

Prashant Bhushan had earlier taken to Twitter to cowardly accept the punishment of paying a nominal fine of Re 1 in the contempt of court case

Prashant Bhushan quoted Gandhi in his statement to the court, but Gandhi had refused to pay a fine, unlike Bhushan

The Supreme Court had asked Prashant Bhushan to pay the penalty of Rs 1 for being guilty of contempt of court or face three months of jail time.

Prashant Bhushan accepts he is guilty of contempt, cowardly agrees to pay fine after claiming to stand for principles

By accepting the punishment, Bhushan has accepted the fact that he was guilty of contempt.

Days after SC pulls up Maha Vikas Aghadi govt, it dismisses three policemen from service in connection with the Palghar mob lynching case

This comes days after SC pulls up govt over its action against the cop who handed over Sadhus to mob in Palghar lynching case

SC contempt case: Prashant Bhushan faces three months of jail time if he defaults in paying Re 1 fine

Prashant Bhushan was convicted of contempt of court on August 14 for his two tweets against the Supreme Court and Chief Justices of India

Conviction of Prashant Bhushan for contempt of court is justified and does not amount at all to ‘destruction of democracy’

In their attempt to find fault with the Supreme Court, actions of Prashant Bhushan are glorified and he is portrayed as a crusader.

Hours before HC stayed broadcast of Sudarshan TV show about Muslims in civil services, SC had refused to impose a ban

SC refused to impose a pre-broadcast ban on Sudarshan TV from telecasting 'Bindas Bol' programme but the HC, listening to a separate petition, imposed a ban

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