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Supreme Court denies bail to PFI extremist Wasid Khan, who wanted to establish ‘Mughal order’ in India: Read how the banned outfit was arming...

In July 2022, the Bihar police seized an 8-page document during a crackdown on a secret PFI operation in the state, in which it planned to launch an attack on PM Modi during his visit to Patna. The document titled “India 2047: Towards Rule of Islam in India” contained a detailed plan for the Islamisation of India in the coming years.

Supreme Court allows green firecrackers for Diwali in NCR, says the ban didn’t improve air quality and absolute ban leads to smuggling

The Supreme Court took note of the fact that an absolute ban on firecrackers did not cause any substantial improvement in the AQI.

Activities of Sonam Wangchuk ‘prejudicial to national security’: Leh DM to Supreme Court

The Leh DM stated that when Sonam Wangchuk was detained on 26th September 2025, the activist was “categorically informed both of the factum of his detention under the National Security Act, 1980, as well as the factum of his transfer to Central Jail, Jodhpur, Rajasthan”.

‘Go to the Election Commission’: SC rejects plea requesting SIT on Rahul Gandhi’s “vote chori” claims

The plea pleaded to hold off on finalising or revising the electoral rolls until after an independent audit was finished.

‘Timing of the tweets crucial, worth considering’: SC refuses to quash FIR against Neha Singh Rathore over posts targeting PM Modi, BJP after Pahalgam...

A Bench of Justices J.K. Maheshwari and Vijay Bishnoi made it clear that the top court was not inclined to interfere at this stage, effectively allowing the criminal proceedings to go on.

From oral observations used for anti-Hindu propaganda to screeds about need for judges to be mindful: How liberals changed tunes in the face of...

The digital age has transformed oral judicial remarks into viral controversies. Judges’ comments, once private exchanges, now trigger nationwide debates, exposing ideological hypocrisy and challenging the long-held liberal monopoly over courtroom narratives.

‘Sex education should be included in curriculum from younger age, not IX to XII’: SC while granting bail to 15-year-old boy accused of sexual...

The Supreme Court of India on Wednesday noted that sex education must be included in curriculum at a younger age, observing that such instruction...

“I’m a Dalit myself”: Advocate Rakesh Kishore, who hurled shoe at CJI Gavai, rubbishes ‘casteist attack’ trope in conversation with OpIndia

Speaking about CJI Gavai outrageous comment on Lord Vishnu, Kishore said, “The feelings in his heart came out. The anger and resentment he felt for Hindus and Sanatan Dharma came out spontaneously."

Christian officer terminated for refusing to enter temple sanctum: As SC takes up the case, a reminder that in the Indian Army, command stands...

A Christian Army officer, Lt. Samuel Kamalesan, was dismissed from service after refusing to enter the sanctum of his regiment’s temple, citing conflict with his faith. The SC is now set to decide whether personal religious beliefs can override military discipline in the Indian Army.

Congress and Left, now shedding crocodile tears over the shoe attack on CJI Gavai, had refused to trust him when he ruled out foul...

Senior Advocate Indira Jaising was reprimanded by the Supreme Court for making attempts to malign the Bombay High Court judges, including CJI Gavai, in Judge Loya death case.

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