The Supreme Court expressed concern about an alleged social media post by Punjab’s Chief Minister that appeared to undermine a top court stray dog order.
Year: 2026
India Passes Aravalli Biodiversity Conservation Rules Amid Real Estate Controversy
New regulatory rules were passed to govern development and biodiversity protection in the ecologically sensitive Aravalli Hills region.
Supreme Court Questions Aravalli Hills Committee Composition Urging Expert Inclusion
India’s Supreme Court directed that any panel defining Aravalli Hills boundaries must include technical experts and relevant stakeholders.
Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Amendment Bill 2026 Taken Up in Rajya Sabha
The Rajya Sabha took up the Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Amendment Bill marking a major legislative step in addressing long-pending state demands.
Association for Democratic Reforms vs Election Commission Case Listed Before Supreme Court
The case filed by the Association for Democratic Reforms challenging Election Commission practices was listed for hearing at the Supreme Court.
CBI Ordered Into Twisha Sharma Death Case as Supreme Court Bars Media Commentary
India’s Supreme Court transferred the Twisha Sharma death investigation to the CBI and imposed restrictions on public commentary by both parties.
Supreme Court: PMLA Cognisance Cannot Be Taken Without Hearing Accused Per BNSS Section 223
The Indian Supreme Court ruled that courts cannot take cognisance in money laundering cases under PMLA without first hearing the accused person.
DOJ Launches Criminal Probe Into Trump Accuser E. Jean Carroll in Widely Condemned Move
The Department of Justice initiated a criminal investigation into E. Jean Carroll following years of targeting by the Trump administration.
Supreme Court Rules Broad Crime Scene Re-Enactment Does Not Amount to Self-Incrimination
India’s Supreme Court held that a general re-enactment of a crime scene by an accused person does not violate the constitutional right against self-incrimination.
UAPA Bail Standards Referred to Supreme Court Larger Bench in Landmark Anti-Terror Case
A two-judge Supreme Court bench in Umar Khalid’s case sent key UAPA bail threshold questions to a larger bench for authoritative resolution.