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The places of worship act is challenged by various lawyers in the Supreme Court. The court will hear all the petitions and interventions together.

Supreme Court refused to hear a petition filed by Advocate Abu Sohel seeking directions for arrest of Nupur Sharma

Advocate Nizamuddin Pasha argued that Hijab is mandatory in Islam and cited Quranic verses in the Supreme Court

"If the right to dress is claimed as an absolute fundamental right under Article 19 of the Constitution, then right to undress would also qualify as one", the Court remarked on Devdatt Kamat's argument.

The state of Uttar Pradesh has filed a Statement of Objections, sworn to by the Deputy SP, STF Unit Agra, Uttar Pradesh, the Investigating Officer in the Hathras conspiracy case, opposing the bail plea of UAPA accused Siddique Kappan.

Hearing the Karnataka hijab row, the SC on Monday asked if students can wear whatever they wish in institutes that have uniforms.

Teesta Setalwad is accused of tutoring witnesses and framing charges against innocents in 2002 Gujarat riots case.

Supreme Court said that making Sanskrit will require constitutional amendment, and the parliament is the right forum for this debate

Supreme Court rejected a petition filed against Hindu seer Yati Narsinghanand and Jitendra Tyagi (formerly known as Wasim Rizwi) seeking their immediate arrest on the ground that they have been making calls of violence against Muslims.

SC questioned the need to revise the 1863 Religious Endowments Act, noting that the statute has enabled temples to serve "larger needs of the society."