Latest reporting on Supreme Court (topic): 65 stories, most recently on 18 October 2026. Source-linked and updated as new reports are published.
The Supreme Court on Wednesday sought the views of the Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA), Delhi High Court Bar Association and district bar associations in Delhi on whether their elections could be...
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Ideally the forward should be simultaneous with the arrest, Court said.
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The Supreme Court held that an operational creditor whose claim stood extinguished under an approved resolution plan can raise a counterclaim solely for set-off against amounts found payable to the...
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The Supreme Court allowed urgent listing of a plea challenging an OMR Answer Sheet in the NEET-UG Exam 2026, after it was submitted that the National Testing Agency is likely to destroy the records...
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In a significant case, the Supreme Court has ordered Indian Railways to provide insurance coverage to tickets purchased at the railway reservation counters within two weeks, with effect from October...
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Former Supreme Court judge Justice Kurian Joseph today emphasised that constitutional courts, particularly the Supreme Court, must act as watchdogs of the Constitution and intervene when...
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The Supreme Court directed the Union government and the Delhi Police to stop illegal detentions and allow free and smooth movement of people and traffic, as well as the operations of Metro and rail services, but “subject to law and public order”
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Income Tax | Fresh Claim Cannot Be Raised Before Revisional Authority Without Timely Revised Return : Supreme Court
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The Supreme Court has held that a fresh claim before the Revisional authority cannot be filed by the assessee without filing a revised return in accordance with law. A bench of Justice Prashant...
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The Supreme Court must do more than remind the state of fundamental rights; it must ensure they cannot be extinguished by executive fiat. Delays and remedies that come after consequences become irreversible have cast a cloud over judicial review.
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The court issued notices to the Maharashtra government and the complainant seeking their responses within four weeks.
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The government has used force to stop protests against Gyanesh Kumar and the SIR. The Supreme Court’s delays and refusal of interim relief have allowed the process to continue, prompting criticism that its caution favours the executive.
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The failure of the southwest monsoon (June-September) this year is the primary reason for the current round of disputes between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu
Courts & Constitution · The Hindu · Elections ·
The change received the governor’s assent in January 2023 during the previous BJP government in the state and was given retrospective effect from November 2022.
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Who controls a pregnancy is one question surrogacy contracts struggle to answer. skaman306/Moment via Getty Surrogacy arrangements – agreements for someone to carry a pregnancy for the intended parents – have existed for millennia, and modern surrogacy contracts for half a century.
Health · The Conversation · Health ·
The Oil City Oil Exchange set the price of crude oil for the nation during the late 19th century. Oil Region Library Association The fall of 2026 is a moment of energy centrality, when geopolitics unfolding far away shows up in Americans’ everyday lives.
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Senior advocate Kapil Sibal, appearing for CPI(M) gen secy MA Baby, flagged cancellation of trains to Delhi, closure of metro stations, internet curbs and hotel booking restrictions.
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