Supreme Court Questions Non-Implementation Of National Commission For Allied & Healthcare Professions Act; Summons Officer

The Court flagged the non-implementation of the Act passed in 2021 for 5 years.

CCTVs In Police Stations | Attorney General Assures Supreme Court Of Positive Steps In 2 Weeks

In the suo motu case concerning lack of functional CCTV cameras in police stations, Attorney General R Venkataramani today assured the Supreme Court that positive steps would be taken within 2 weeks.Representing the Union Home Secretary, whose personal presence was directed by the Court yesterday, the AG said he has taken stock of the matter and will hold meetings with the Amicus Curiae...

'There Can't Be Untouchability For 3 Days A Month', Justice Nagarathna On Article 17 Application In Sabarimala Case

"Speaking as a woman, Article 17 can't apply for 3 days and on 4th day, there is no untouchability!" Justice Nagarathna said.

S.528 BNSS | Criminal Proceedings Can Be Quashed When Reliable Material Disproves Allegations : Supreme Court

The Court quashed the criminal proceedings after the CCTV footage showed that the appellants were not involved in any violence.

Sabarimala Reference : Live Updates From Supreme Court 9-Judge Bench

A 9-judge bench of the Supreme Court will start hearing the Constitutional issues referred to the larger bench in the Sabarimala review.Apart from CJI Surya Kant, the Bench comprises Justice BV Nagarathna, Justice MM Sundresh, Justice Ahsanuddin Amanullah, Justice Aravind Kumar, Justice Augustine George Masih, Justice Prasanna B Varale, Justice R Mahadevan and Justice Joymalya Bagchi.The...

Sajjadanashin Of Dargah & Mutawalli Of Waqf Not Same : Supreme Court

While Sajjadanashin is the spiritual head, Mutawalli is the administrator, the Court.

Supreme Court Weekly Digest March 1 - 13, 2026

Advocates Act, 1961 - The Supreme Court directed the Bar Council of India to reconsider its rule which bars office bearers of Bar Associations from contesting elections to State Bar Councils. With this direction, the Court disposed of a writ petition challenging Chapter III of the Bar Council of India Uniform Rules (and Mandatory Guidelines) for the Elections of Bar Councils,...

WB SIR | Appeals May Take Time, But Can't Order Interim Inclusion Of Deleted Voters Just Because They're Earlier Mapped: Supreme Court

The Court said that appeals cannot be rushed and interim inclusion cannot be allowed merely because voters were earlier mapped.

Supreme Court Daily Round-Up : April 6, 2026

Links to today's reports :Supreme Court Orders CBI Preliminary Inquiry Into Allotment Of Contracts To Arunachal CM Pema Khandu's Kin'Project Will Be Lifeline For Kerala' : Supreme Court Rejects Challenge To EC For Wayanad Tunnel ConstructionSupreme Court Refuses To Stay Adani's Resolution Plan For Jaiprakash Associates; Urges NCLAT To Hear Vedanta's Appeal On PriorityNCERT Book Row :...

Even Single Instance Of Award Of Public Work Through Tainted Process Violates Article 14 : Supreme Court

The Supreme Court today(April 6) ordered a preliminary enquiry by the Central Bureau of Investigation(CBI) into the allegations of favouritism and patterns of repeated departures from open and competitive tendering in the allotment of work contracts by the Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh, Pema Khandu, to his relatives and close associates.The Court observed that the decisions on...

'Failure To Develop Allotted Land Bars Equitable Relief', Supreme Court Upholds Cancellation Of Lease In Piaggio's Favor

The Supreme Court of India on Monday (April 6) upheld the forfeiture of a lease granted to Piaggio Vehicles Pvt. Ltd., observing that the company failed to undertake construction or develop the industrial plot within the stipulated time, and was therefore not entitled to any equitable relief. “…there is no escape from the conclusion that, right from the date of the grant of...

Surgeon Best Judge To Choose Which Procedure To Adopt : Supreme Court Quashes Medical Negligence Case

The Supreme Court of India on Monday (April 6) quashed criminal proceedings against a paediatric surgeon who had performed an orchidectomy (removal of the testicle) on a 1.5-year-old child, amid allegations by the father that no consent had been given for the procedure. A Bench of Justices PS Narasimha and Manoj Misra heard the matter in which the child's father contended that he had...