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SC terms forced religious conversion a ‘very serious’ issue, warns difficult situation may emerge if practice not stopped

"It is a very serious issue that affects the security of the nation and freedom of religion and conscience. Therefore, it is better that Union of India may make their stand clear and file counter on what further steps can be taken to curb such forced conversion," the bench led by Justices MR Shah and Hima Kohli said on November 14.

SC waives the requirement of a solvency certificate for Bhima Koregaon violence accused Gautam Navlakha to avail benefit of house arrest

The SC had earlier this month ordered house arrest for Gautam Navlakha citing his deteriorating medical condition.

Congress blames Modi’s New India for allowing Rajiv Gandhi’s killers to be branded as ‘freedom fighters’, except it is Congress’ ‘Idea of India’ that...

Congress leader Randeep Surjewala blamed Modi's 'New India' after the SC ordered the release of Rajiv Gandhi's killers.

Congress to review its stand on EWS reservations for the poor Upper Castes, takes a U-turn after initially welcoming Supreme Court judgment on it

Besides welcoming the Supreme Court's judgment, Congress also tried to take credit for the EWS reservations for the poor upper castes.

Rajiv Gandhi assassination convict Nalini Sriharan smiles to the camera as she steps out of prison along with her husband and 4 others

Nalini Sriharan, convict of former PM Rajiv Gandhi's assassination, was seen smiling to the camera after her release from jail

Supreme Court extends bail granted to Godhra Train Carnage convict Abdul Rehman Abdul Majid till March 2023

The bail of Godhra Train Carnage convict Abdul Raheman Abdul Majid extended by Supreme Court till March 2024

Supreme Court suspends sentence imposed on YouTuber Savukku Shankar by Madras High Court for contempt of court

Supreme Court suspended YouTuber Savukku Shankar's six-month prison sentence imposed by the Madras High Court for contempt of court

Supreme Court orders premature release of Nalini Sriharan, R P Ravichandran and 4 other convicts in Rajiv Gandhi assassination

With the release of Nalini Sriharan, R P Ravichandran and 4 others, all surviving convicts in Rajiv Gandhi assassination case have been released

Supreme Court to hear petition to stay the demolition of Afzal Khan’s tomb on Friday

Justice Pardiwala questioned when the structure came into existence, to this counsel Pasha informed that the land was granted to the Dargah management committee in 1959.

New CJI Justice Chandrachud dismisses urgent listing of petition against stubble burning saying it won’t end pollution: Here are the facts

CJI said that the e matter of stubble burning is not judicially amendable, and therefore the court can’t take it up immediately.

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