The Supreme Court ruled that sweeping general allegations against all in-laws in matrimonial dispute cases cannot be used as a basis to prosecute them without specific evidence.
Year: 2026
DICGC Reaffirms Rs 5 Lakh Insurance Cover on Bank Deposits Under Revised Rules
The Deposit Insurance and Credit Guarantee Corporation confirmed the Rs 5 lakh deposit insurance limit remains unchanged under recently updated DICGC regulations.
Cashfree Payments Achieves EBITDA Profitability in March 2026: Co-Founder
Cashfree Payments co-founder and CEO Akash Sinha confirmed the company reached EBITDA profitability in March 2026 citing strong GTV growth and disciplined cost management.
Electronics Mart India Posts 15% Revenue Growth in Q4 FY26
Electronics Mart India reported a 15% year-on-year increase in quarterly revenue to Rs 1913 crore for Q4 FY26 driven by strong consumer electronics demand.
Fairdeal.Market Raises $15 Million Series A to Expand B2B Quick Commerce in Delhi-NCR
Fairdeal.Market a B2B quick-commerce startup secured $15 million in Series A funding led by Bertelsmann India Investments to scale dark-store operations across Delhi-NCR.
MIC Electronics Partners with Honeywell India to Explore Automation Opportunities
MIC Electronics Limited signed a partnership agreement with Honeywell Automation India to jointly explore technology and industrial automation project opportunities.
Ensitrelvir Shows Promise as New Antiviral Drug Against COVID-19 Variants
Indian health researchers highlighted new clinical data supporting the antiviral drug Ensitrelvir as a potentially effective treatment against current COVID-19 variants.
Illegal Sand Mining Poses Threat to National Chambal Sanctuary Wildlife: SC Panel
The Supreme Court’s monitoring committee raised serious concerns about the threat posed by illegal sand mining operations to the endangered aquatic wildlife in the National Chambal Sanctuary.
SC Discharges Anaesthetist Who Prescribed Medicine via Phone to Staff Nurse
India’s Supreme Court discharged an anaesthetist from medical negligence charges holding that prescribing medicine remotely to trained staff did not constitute criminal negligence.
Supreme Court Refuses Urgent Listing on Cow Slaughter Law Enforcement Ahead of Bakrid
The Supreme Court declined an urgent request to schedule a hearing on a plea demanding strict enforcement of anti-cow slaughter laws in the lead-up to the Bakrid festival.