The Supreme Court cautioned the Enforcement Directorate not to overstep its statutory boundaries or dictate how state police agencies handle shared information.
The Supreme Court cautioned the Enforcement Directorate not to overstep its statutory boundaries or dictate how state police agencies handle shared information.
Can a person prove they were somewhere else and get criminal charges dropped before facing a full trial? The Supreme Court examines the rule on alibis and unimpeachable evidence.
The Calcutta High Court has directed the West Bengal government to file a response over allegations that stamp papers were illegally issued to show support in a party faction dispute.
The Allahabad High Court has ordered an inquiry into police officers who allegedly forged an arrest memo to cover up an illegal arrest.
The Delhi High Court held that general executive notifications granting age relaxations cannot override the statutory recruitment rules of autonomous bodies like the MCD.
The Supreme Court has ruled that professional colleges cannot raise fees midway through a course except under extraordinary circumstances, bringing massive relief to students and parents.
The Supreme Court has issued sweeping mandatory directives ordering schools to teach safe and unsafe touch, train staff to spot grooming, and display child helplines in every classroom.
The Supreme Court has firmly ruled that state governments cannot acquire temple endowment properties through gift deeds, calling such transfers completely void under law.
The Supreme Court has issued notice on the constitutional validity of Section 172 BNSS, a new clause granting police broad detention powers, while declining to revisit prohibitory orders under Section 163.
The Supreme Court has issued formal show-cause contempt notices to Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Sanjay Raut and senior journalist Nikhil Wagle for making scandalous remarks against the Chief Justice of India and the judiciary.