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T.M. Krishna challenges Vande Mataram singing mandate in Supreme Court
T.M. Krishna has petitioned the Supreme Court of India to challenge a legal mandate regarding the mandatory recitation of the national song Vande Mataram.
Supreme Court Directs Election Commission To Clarify Voter List Discrepancy Notices
The Supreme Court has directed the Election Commission of India to clarify the 'logical discrepancies' cited in voter list revision notices in Delhi.
National song choice is State’s call, penal consequences open to scrutiny: SC
The Supreme Court of India is reviewing whether penal consequences for failing to sing the national song violate constitutional rights, while declining to rule on its status or official stanza length.
Supreme Court directs Yogi govt to replace public prosecutor in Lakhimpur case
The Supreme Court has ordered the Uttar Pradesh government to replace the public prosecutor in the Lakhimpur Kheri violence trial due to concerns regarding the handling of eyewitnesses.
Supreme Court asks Election Commission to review voter notice process
The Supreme Court of India has questioned the Election Commission regarding the automated issuance of notices to 33 lakh voters during the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls in Delhi.
Ex-CEC OP Rawat slams logical discrepancy voter notices in Delhi
Former Chief Election Commissioner OP Rawat criticizes the Election Commission of India for its opaque 'logical discrepancy' flagging system after millions of Delhi voters received notices.
Supreme Court seeks report on presiding officer in Lakhimpur Kheri case
The Supreme Court of India has requested a report from the Allahabad High Court Chief Justice regarding the conduct of a presiding officer in the 2021 Lakhimpur Kheri violence case.
Congress Slams Delay in Filing Chargesheet in Ram Temple Donation Theft
The Congress party criticized the delay in filing a chargesheet regarding the theft of donations at the Ram Temple in Ayodhya.
UP Government tells Supreme Court chargesheet to be filed in two days
The Uttar Pradesh government informed the Supreme Court that a chargesheet will be filed within two days regarding the alleged theft of offerings at the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya.
Ram Temple donations theft case: Chargesheet on or before September 25
The Uttar Pradesh government will file a chargesheet regarding the Ram Temple donation theft case by September 25, 2026.
Supreme Court seeks Centre’s response on construction worker safety gaps
The Supreme Court of India has requested a response from the central government regarding allegations that the new Occupational Safety, Health and Working Conditions (Central) Rules, 2026, lack adequate safety provisions for construction workers.
SC extends stay on DA probe against Rahul Gandhi
The Supreme Court has extended its stay on the CBI and ED investigation into disproportionate asset allegations against Rahul Gandhi.
Supreme Court flags grossly poor infrastructure at IBC tribunals
The Supreme Court expressed dissatisfaction with the poor infrastructure and significant staff vacancies at the National Company Law Tribunal and the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal.
Supreme Court issues notice to Centre on Praniti More's petition
The Supreme Court of India issued notices to the central and state governments regarding a petition by comedian Praniti More to consolidate multiple FIRs filed against him following a controversial guest comment.
Mamata Banerjee-led faction prepares for by-elections with new name and symbol
The Election Commission has assigned new names and symbols to rival factions of the Trinamool Congress following an internal party crisis.
Supreme Court Seeks Response on Pranit More's Plea in Biryani Row
The Supreme Court has issued notices to the central government and the governments of Maharashtra and Haryana regarding a plea from stand-up comedian Pranit More to consolidate multiple FIRs filed against him over a controversial video.
Supreme Court agrees to hear Mamata Banerjee plea against EC decision
The Supreme Court of India agreed to hear a plea from Mamata Banerjee challenging the Election Commission's decision to freeze the Trinamool Congress party name and symbol.
Supreme Court to form special bench for NHAI stray cattle shelter plea
The Supreme Court will form a special bench to address a petition from the National Highways Authority of India regarding its liability for constructing stray cattle shelters.
Supreme Court refuses extension for Aravalli panel, sets November 30 deadline
The Supreme Court has denied an extension for a high-powered committee studying the Aravalli range, mandating a final report submission by November 30, 2026.
Over 3.7 Million Voter List Appeals Pending in West Bengal
The Election Commission of India informed the Supreme Court that over 3.7 million voter list appeals remain pending in West Bengal.
Over 37 Lakh Appeals Pending in West Bengal Tribunals
The Election Commission of India has reported to the Supreme Court that over 37 lakh appeals from West Bengal's Special Intensive Revision are still pending before tribunals.
Why no exemption for grade 6 in three-language policy? SC asks
The Supreme Court of India questioned the central government on why sixth-grade students are not exempt from the three-language formula policy mandated by the National Education Policy.
Centre working on suggestions for CBSE three-language policy, tells Supreme Court
The Indian government is consulting with the Supreme Court regarding the implementation of the CBSE three-language policy for Class 9 students.
Supreme Court demands comprehensive report on unnatural deaths in Manipur relief camps
The Supreme Court of India has ordered the Manipur government to provide a comprehensive report on unnatural deaths occurring in relief camps for displaced persons.
Supreme Court suggests one-time exemption for CBSE three-language policy
The Supreme Court of India advised the CBSE to grant a one-time exemption for the mandatory implementation of the three-language policy for sixth-grade students.
Supreme Court expresses concern over deaths in Manipur relief camps
The Supreme Court has demanded an affidavit from the Manipur government regarding over 30 deaths in relief camps and ordered FIRs for all unnatural deaths.
SC expresses shock over deaths in relief camps in Manipur
The Supreme Court of India has ordered the Manipur state government to explain high mortality rates and inadequate compensation for internally displaced persons in relief camps.
Supreme Court directs lawyers to seek Delhi High Court probe into violence
The Supreme Court directed lawyers to file a petition in the Delhi High Court for an independent investigation into allegations of violence against protesting lawyers at Bar Council of India premises.
Aggrieved party can seek deletion of court clips on socials: SC
The Supreme Court clarified that aggrieved individuals can request the removal of unauthorized court proceeding clips from social media under the Information Technology Act.
Falsely quoting judges in barred online court clips is criminal conduct
The Supreme Court of India declared that misattributing or fabricating judicial remarks in online video clips of court proceedings constitutes criminal conduct.