The Supreme Court ruled to prevent a challenge to gag orders applied to immigration judges from proceeding on First Amendment grounds.
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Supreme Court Questions NTA Over NEET-UG 2026 Cancellation and Reform Steps
The apex court sought details from the National Testing Agency on measures taken to prevent a repeat of the 2024 question paper leak controversy.
CBI Probe Approved by Supreme Court Into Death of Twisha Sharma
The apex court ordered a CBI investigation into the death while directing parties and media to refrain from public commentary during the probe.
Supreme Court Rules PMLA Cognisance Cannot Be Taken Without Hearing Accused Under BNSS
India’s apex court held that any court taking cognisance of a money laundering case must first give the accused an opportunity to be heard under the provisions of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita 2023.
SC Bars Omnibus Allegations Against In-Laws in Matrimonial Cases Without Specific Evidence
India’s Supreme Court issued an important ruling that sweeping omnibus allegations against all members of a spouse’s family in matrimonial disputes cannot form a valid basis for prosecution.
SC Upholds Life Sentence in Dowry Death Case Affirming Lower Court’s Conviction
The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal of a man convicted for the dowry-related death of his wife and upheld his life imprisonment sentence as proportionate to the offence.
SC Questions Government on Commercial Court Rules Implementation Delay
The Supreme Court bench expressed strong concern that the central government has failed to implement commercial court procedural rules in a timely manner delaying resolution of business disputes.
SC Grants Bail to UAPA Accused After Six Years in Custody Applying K.A. Najeeb Precedent
The Supreme Court cited the binding precedent set in Union of India v K.A. Najeeb to grant bail to a UAPA accused detained for nearly six years without trial completion.
Supreme Court Allows CBI Probe in Twisha Death Case Amid Women’s Safety Concerns
The Supreme Court granted CBI jurisdiction to investigate the Twisha death case observing that women’s safety within the institution of marriage requires urgent judicial attention.
India Supreme Court Grants Bail to UAPA Accused After Nearly Six Years Without Trial
The Supreme Court granted bail to a UAPA-charged accused from Jammu and Kashmir citing over five years and eleven months of incarceration with no trial completion in sight.