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In the pleas challenging the marital rape exception under IPC/BNS, the Supreme Court today questioned whether the Courts can prosecute a husband for 'rape' of his wife pending a verdict on the constitutional validity of the exception.
Student Moves Supreme Court Challenging Greater Noida Officer's Notice Over CJP Protest, Terms It Attempt To Circumvent SC Order
The Solicitor General of India said in the Supreme Court today that the Allahabad High Court's recent judgment quashing the Noida District Magistrate's order detaining a student of the Delhi University under the National Security Act in connection with the Noida workers' protest will be challenged.
Supreme Court hears pleas challenging decision of the #CBSE to make a 3rd language compulsory for Class 9 students from 2026-27 academic year
SG Tushar Mehta: Ms. Bhati appears in this. For some personal reason, she is not present today
Sr Advs Gopal S and Anand Grover (for petitioners): It may be kept next week, but no more adjournments. it's becoming anxious for parents. Children have to sit for exams
J Bgachi to SG: Atleast consider Class 6 for relaxation...they were promoted in January. If they can be accommodated
Grover: All can be accommodated
SG: I will call officials today. All of will sit together and revert to your lordships
CJI: You need not postpone 7th to 2028...that you can implement...
Gopal S: If non-native was to exclude English...if they could consider
SG: That we have an issue with. We have a view on English as a language.
Bench issues notice on a fresh petition. Matter to be heard on 17th.
Supreme Court Expresses Concern Over Voluminous Records In Corruption Cases Delaying Prosecution
Supreme Court Declares September 11 Holiday For BRICS Summit; November 28 To Be Working Saturday Instead
Journalist Ravi Nair Withdraws Plea In Supreme Court Challenging Gujarat FIR Over Article On Adani-LIC Investments
Justice Mahesh Chandra Tripathi, the Chief Justice designate for Bombay High Court arrives for his swearing-in ceremony to be held shortly.
"Bunch of Liars": J. Atul Sreedharan of #AllahabadHighCourt orally remarked in open court today as the SHO & SP, Deoria, struggled to answer questions on why CCTV cameras of PS were non-functional. They were summoned over alleged 10-day illegal detention of petitioner.
Supreme Court disposes of plea for early hearing of the petitions filed by Foundation for Independent Journalism (the trust which runs the online portal 'The Wire') and its Deputy Editor seeking to quash the summons issued to them in a criminal defamation case filed by ex-JNU professor Amita Singh
Court gives liberty to move apt. application (seeking vacation of stay)
Bench: CJI Surya Kant, J Joymalya Bagchi and J V Mohana
The defamation case was filed over an article published by The Wire in 2016 titled “Dossier Call JNU "Den of Organised Sex Racket"; Students, Professors Allege Hate Campaign”.