Supreme Court Clarifies: Testimony of Hostile Witness Cannot Be Discarded Entirely
The Supreme Court rules that testimony of a hostile witness cannot be rejected outright and must be evaluated for truthful […]
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Supreme Court Directs 30% Women’s Representation in State Bar Councils: Key Highlights and Legal Significance
Supreme Court orders 30% women’s representation in State Bar Councils through election and co-option. Read this detailed analysis of the
Supreme Court Clarifies: Dying Declaration Valid Even If Death Is Not Imminent
The Supreme Court held that a dying declaration remains valid even if death is not imminent, while restoring summons to
Supreme Court Reiterates: Universities Must Follow UGC Regulations in Faculty Appointments
The Supreme Court has reiterated that universities must mandatorily follow UGC Regulations in faculty appointments. This article explains the BHU
Supreme Court Signals 30% Reservation for Women in State Bar Council Elections
The Supreme Court has indicated that the Bar Council of India must ensure at least 30% reservation for women in
Voyeurism Under IPC 354C: Supreme Court Defines When Non-Consensual Photos Become a Crime
The Supreme Court of India has clarified that taking photos or videos of a woman without her consent does not
Supreme Court Reiterates That Recruitment Criteria Cannot Be Changed After Final Evaluation
The Supreme Court has ruled that recruitment bodies cannot alter selection criteria after the final evaluation stage. The judgment, involving
Supreme Court Introduces Major Reforms in Case Listing, Urgency Mentioning, and Adjournments from December 1
The Supreme Court of India has issued four new circulars effective December 1, reforming urgent mentioning, automatic listing of liberty-related
Supreme Court Launches Nationwide Scrutiny of Private Universities in India
The Supreme Court has ordered a nationwide review of private and deemed universities, seeking full disclosure on their origins, governance,
Supreme Court Cancels Bail in Dowry Death Case, Calls Dowry a “Social Malaise”
The Supreme Court cancels bail in a dowry death case, condemning the persistence of dowry practices and emphasising the need