The landmark ruling from the NEET-UG re-examination controversy affirmed the government’s authority to impose platform-wide blocking orders as intermediary liability.
Category: Legal
Congress Calls for Judicial Probe Into Ram Mandir Missing Donations Row With Timely Reporting
The opposition party demanded a judicial investigation with regular reporting to the Supreme Court to ensure accountability in the temple trust embezzlement case.
ADR Report Reveals 31 Percent of Sitting Rajya Sabha MPs Have Declared Criminal Cases
The Association for Democratic Reforms and National Election Watch found 16% of sitting members face serious criminal charges while 14% are billionaires.
LiveLaw Academy Launches Six-Week Live Course on India’s Data Protection Law and AI Governance
The new programme covering the DPDP Act GDPR comparisons and AI governance is taught by Advocate Vrinda Bhandari and starts July 11 2026.
Rajasthan Government Forms High-Level Committee Headed by Justice Desai to Draft Uniform Civil Code
The state government constituted the panel under a former Supreme Court judge to prepare the Rajasthan Uniform Civil Code 2026 draft.
Supreme Court Directs Measures to Reduce Adjournments in Motor Accident Compensation Cases Pending 8 Years
The court noted compensation appeals languish an average of eight years in High Courts and issued directives requiring claimants to file proof with initial claims.
Delhi Commercial Court: Local Commissioner’s Report Can Form Basis of Decree in Trademark Infringement Suit
Court ruling on intellectual property enforcement allows commissioner’s on-site investigation report to support final judgment in IP cases.
India Supreme Court Disposes of West Bengal Ration Benefits Petition Linked to Voter Roll Exclusions
Apex court allows withdrawal of challenge to West Bengal government’s decision to deny rations to persons excluded from electoral rolls.
Obama-Appointed Federal Judge Strikes Down Major Sections of Trump’s Election Integrity Executive Order
Judge Denise Casper finds the March 2025 order exceeded presidential authority and unconstitutionally attempted to create new election rules.
India Supreme Court: Delay in Filing Appeal Against Externment Order Can Be Condoned Under Limitation Act
Court holds that Section 5 of the Limitation Act applies to externment appeals unless the statute expressly excludes it.