The apex court held that Salem’s 25-year sovereign extradition sentence must be served fully until November 2030.
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Supreme Court directs Union Government to review minimum percentile threshold for vacant NEET-SS medical seats
The court cautioned that rigid qualifying cutoffs should not cause critical super-specialty hospital seats to go waste.
Supreme Court hears constitutional challenge to CBSE three-language curriculum implementation
Judicial benches evaluated state petitions contesting mandatory linguistic requirements across secondary school boards.
Supreme Court to consider Delhi Satya Niketan building collapse and illegal urban structures on September 10
The apex court indicated it may consolidate pan-India urban building violation cases with the fatal Delhi hostel tragedy.
Supreme Court acquits two murder convicts, ruling taking body to police station instead of hospital was suspicious
The bench held that deviations from standard medical procedure cast serious doubts over the prosecution’s version of events.
Supreme Court directs petitioner on thermal power plant emission norms to approach National Green Tribunal
The court declined to directly mandate FGD scrubber installations, routing the environmental petition to the specialised tribunal.
Supreme Court refuses extension for Aravalli panel, sets strict November 30 deadline
CJI Surya Kant denied further extensions to define the Aravalli range, ordering the committee’s final report without delay.
Supreme Court Declares TET Mandatory for In-Service Teachers, Dismisses Contentious Review Petition
The apex court reinforces its 2025 directives, ensuring educational standards remain standardized nationwide.
Constitutional Bench Admits Fresh Petitions Challenging Regional Land Acquisition Amendments 19
The apex court requests detailed affidavits from the government concerning community compensation policies.
Supreme Court Issues Critical Directions to Expedite Protracting UAPA Trials Across NIA Courts
Highlighting a reality check involving multiple judges and dozens of cases, the SC stresses swift constitutional bail.