India’s Supreme Court rules that a procedural flaw in the final stage of hiring cannot automatically nullify an entire recruitment process.
Tag: Crime
Five Men Charged in UK at-Sea Cocaine Smuggling Operation After NCA Investigation
National Crime Agency investigation leads to charges against five men for attempting to smuggle a significant cocaine consignment via the ocean.
India SC Stays Transgender Amendment Act Proceedings Issues Notice to Centre
The Supreme Court halts all High Court proceedings on the Transgender Amendment Act 2026 after the Centre files a transfer petition.
Delhi ICE-Style Arrests Stoke Fears Amid Broader US Immigration Crackdown
ICE operations including arrests at a Baltimore preschool graduation fuel growing anxiety in immigrant communities across America.
UK Court Convicts Russian Shadow Fleet Captain Following NCA Maritime Operation
A Russian tanker captain is successfully prosecuted in British courts following an interception by National Crime Agency officers at sea.
NEET-UG 2026 Examination Cancelled After Investigators Confirm Large-Scale Paper Leak
Authorities confirm a nationwide paper leak for the NEET-UG medical entrance exam triggering protests and a Supreme Court-monitored CBI investigation.
Trump Administration Must Restore History and Science Materials at National Parks Rules Judge
A US federal judge orders the Trump administration to reinstate history and scientific content removed from National Park Service websites.
Himachal Pradesh Bus Accident in Sirmaur District Leaves 14 Dead Many Injured
A bus plunges in a mountainous area of Sirmaur district in Himachal Pradesh killing 14 people and injuring several others.
Adam Castillo Founder of AGS Myanmar Detained at Yangon International Airport
An American entrepreneur is arrested at Yangon airport with the US State Department saying it is aware of the detention.
Constructive Res Judicata Applies to Grounds Omitted Due to Negligence Rules Supreme Court
The Supreme Court of India clarifies that parties cannot relitigate grounds omitted due to inadvertence or negligence in earlier proceedings.