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SC ruled that the protection of sanctions U/s 197 of the Criminal Procedure Code is unavailable to public servants convicted U/s 48 of the Water Act

The Supreme Court has ruled that public officials charged under Section 48 of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act are not entitled to sanction protection under Section 197…

A well-informed public is essential to the survival and evolution of representative democracy: CJI Ramana

The Constitution of India grants citizens the right to be informed, which includes details on the institutions that support them. Allowing citizens access to see the working of these organs…

Monsoon Session of the Parliament begins today

The monsoon session of the Parliament begins on today, and is scheduled to conclude on August 13. This is the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic, the sessions in Lok…

Court cannot be careless to authentic desire of COVID-19 warriors to empower them to seek after higher instruction: Incomparable Court

The Preeminent Court has permitted a Delhi specialist to seek after higher thinks about at a therapeutic college after he was denied affirmation due to the Delhi government's choice to…

Madhya Pradesh High Court to extend video conferencing systems to all courts across the state

It has been disclosed by the Madhya Pradesh High Court that around 1,864 video conferencing systems have been installed at districts courts, hospitals, jails, Railway and Juvenile courts across the State. It…

Decide on the proposal to allocate space for HC offices in a vacant government building: The Karnataka High Court will declare

The Karnataka High Court has ordered the state government to rule on court records by July 22 on a proposal to give vacant space in the Directorate of Technical Education…

SC petition has been filed in response to Calcutta HC order dismissing the CBI investigation into a bogus vaccination camp

According to an order of the Calcutta High Court on July 9th, a special permission application (SLP) has been submitted to the Supreme Court, in which the Kolkata High Court…

SC ruled – An accused couldn’t be acquitted under section 306 of the IPC while the accusation is confirmed under section 304B of the Code

While confirming the accusation under Section 304B of the Indian Penal Code, the Supreme Court stated that an accused cannot be exonerated for an offence under Section 306 of the…

The Madras High Court defends the purpose of the NIA Act to treat common country bomb cases as terrorist offenses

The Madras High Court has expressed concern about the difficulties that would be caused by sending all cases prescribed under the National Investigation Agency Act to the 'Special Courts' notified…

Talking about live streaming of court proceedings, one must tread the path with caution: CJI Ramana

Chief Justice of India N.V. Ramana on Saturday said that a Judge should never get swayed by popular opinion and must stand up against the popular perception for the call…