Supreme Court Questions Continuation of OBC Reservation Benefits for Socially Advanced Families
The Supreme Court raises important questions on creamy layer exclusion in OBC reservation, observing that socially and economically advanced families […]
HPSC ADA Recruitment 2026 Reopened: Apply Online for 255 Assistant District Attorney Posts
HPSC ADA Recruitment 2026 application process has reopened for 255 Assistant District Attorney posts in Haryana. Check eligibility, exam dates,
Bombay High Court Judicial Research Assistant Recruitment 2026: Eligibility, Salary, Selection Process & Last Date
Bombay High Court Judicial Research Assistant Recruitment 2026 announced for 24 posts. Check eligibility, salary, interview process, application fee, important
CJI Raises Concerns Over Alleged Fake Law Degrees Among Delhi Lawyers, Hints at Possible CBI Probe
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant expressed serious concerns over alleged bogus advocates and fake law degrees in Delhi courts,
Supreme Court Recognises Mother Tongue Education as Part of Fundamental Right Under Article 19(1)(a)
The Supreme Court held that the right to receive education in one’s mother tongue flows from Article 19(1)(a) of the
Supreme Court Invokes Article 142 to Grant Bail in Exceptional Case
Learn how the Supreme Court exercised its extraordinary powers under Article 142 of the Constitution to grant bail in an
Sikkim Becomes India’s First Paperless Judiciary: A Landmark Step Towards Digital Justice
Sikkim becomes India’s first paperless judiciary under CJI Surya Kant. Learn how e-Courts, AI tools like SUPACE & SUVAS, and
Supreme Court Judge Strength to Increase from 34 to 38: Cabinet Approves Amendment Bill 2026
Union Cabinet approves increase in Supreme Court judges from 34 to 38. Learn constitutional basis, history of judge strength, and
Supreme Court Clarifies: Article 226 Cannot Be Used Directly for FIR Registration
Supreme Court rules that Article 226 writ jurisdiction cannot be directly used for FIR registration without exhausting remedies under BNSS.
Supreme Court on Article 227: High Courts Cannot Re-Appreciate Evidence or Act as Appellate Courts
The Supreme Court reiterates limits of Article 227 jurisdiction, holding that High Courts cannot re-evaluate evidence or act as appellate