Ashish Kumar Bhargava
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"Not Cool": Supreme Court's Big Message Against Consumption Of Drugs
Consuming drugs is "not cool" at all, observed the Supreme Court on Monday, adding that substance abuse in India cuts across groups and communities and profits from it are channeled to support terrorism and violence.
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Amid Techie Suicide Case, Supreme Court Lays Down 8 Factors For Deciding Alimony
The Supreme Court has laid down an eight-point formula for deciding alimony amount amid the ongoing debate surrounding the suicide of Bengaluru-based techie Atul Subhash, who had alleged harassment by his wife and in-laws.
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Amid Atul Subhash Suicide Shocker, Supreme Court's Big Remark On Dowry Cases
Flagging a "growing tendency to misuse" laws protecting women from cruelty by their in-laws, the Supreme Court has said courts must exercise caution while deciding dowry harassment cases to prevent unnecessary harassment of innocent people.
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Petition Seeking To Open Shambhu Border To Be Heard By Supreme Court Today
The Supreme Court will hear a petition today that seeks reopening of highways, including the Shambhu border, that have been blocked by protesting farmers.
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"Wish Men Menstruated": Top Court On Woman Judge Sacked After Miscarriage
The Supreme Court has taken the Madhya Pradesh High Court to task while hearing a case about woman judges sacked in Madhya Pradesh. While it was alleged that all showed poor performance, one of them was pregnant and suffered a miscarriage in the peri
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"Do Not Inconvenience People": Supreme Court To Protesting Farmers
Protesting farmers -- many of whom marched to Delhi today --- have been told to protest peacefully and not cause inconvenience to people.
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After Big Bulldozer Verdict, Supreme Court To Examine UP Gangster Act
The Supreme Court has agreed to examine the constitutional validity of the Uttar Pradesh Gangsters and Anti-Social Activities (Prevention) Act, 1986.
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Sambhal Mosque Dispute Reaches Supreme Court, Hearing Today
A lower court's order of a survey at the Mughal-era Shahi Jama Masjid of Sambhal that triggered massive violence in which four people died and many were injured, has been challenged in the Supreme Court.
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"EVMs Not Tampered When You Win?" Supreme Court Says No To Paper Ballots
How do you get these brilliant ideas, the Supreme Court asked a petitioner Tuesday while dismissing his petition seeking to go back to ballot paper voting in elections in the country.
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Top Court Fumes At Centre Over No-Show In Beant Singh Assassin Case
Balwant Singh Rajoana, who is convicted for his involvement in an explosion that killed then Punjab chief minister Beant Singh, has filed a petition for commutation of his death sentence.
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Chief Justice's Idol: Uncle Who Took On Indira Gandhi, Was Denied Top Post
Forty-seven years before Justice Sanjiv Khanna took over as the 51st Chief Justice of India, the Khanna family would have got its first chief justice in his uncle Justice Hans Raj Khanna.
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Chief Justice DY Chandrachud Hugs Chief Justice-Designate Sanjiv Khanna
Two judges are up on stage. One of them is retiring as Chief Justice of India. The other will step in his shoes. A picture of Chief Justice DY Chandrachud hugging his successor Justice Sanjiv Khanna thrilled the photographers and those around them.
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Justice DY Chandrachud's Final Message As Chief Justice Of India
On the final day of his tenure as the Chief Justice of India, DY Chandrachud delivered a message from the ceremonial bench and acknowledged the reality that he would no longer serve as the country's top judge.
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How AI Responded To Chief Justice DY Chandrachud's Death Penalty Question
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud, known to pull up lawyers for breaking court decorum, had an Artificial Intelligence (AI) lawyer to deal with today. The interaction took place at the inauguration ceremony of National Judicial Museum and Archive
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Supreme Court's 36-Hour Deadline To Ajit Pawar Over 'Clock' Symbol
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister, Nationalist Congress Party's Ajit Pawar will continue to use the clock symbol but will have to give a declaration within 36 hours that the matter is still under the consideration of the Supreme Court.
