'Very Serious Misconduct': Rajasthan High Court Orders Inquiry Into Police Inspector Making Social Media Reels To Build Fan Following

The Rajasthan High Court has ordered the Director General of Police to conduct an inquiry in the matter of a Police Inspector making reels with his son, and uploading on social media platforms, to create fan following. The bench of Justice Ashok Kumar Jain observed that the alleged acts constitute 'very serious misconduct' on part of the officer.The Court was hearing a bail application wherein the applicant was accused of rash and negligent driving and an attempt to commit culpable...

Supreme Court Daily Round-Up : July 24, 2026

Links to reports of July 24 :Supreme Court Takes Note Of Widespread River Pollution, Asks Rajasthan To Invoke Graver Offences Against PollutersCJI Surya Kant Refutes Reports Of Refusing To List Plea Against Police Action On Student Protests, Says Media Was RecklessManipur Violence : Supreme Court Proposes Special Courts For Day-to-Day Trials, Seeks Faster Completion Of ProbesNEET-UG | 'Can't...

Union Housing Ministry Recommendation For Govt Loan Can't Change Mobile Vendor's Category To Fixed Vendor: Delhi High Court

The Delhi High Court has held that a recommendation issued by the Union Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs to enable a street vendor to avail loan under a government scheme cannot convert a mobile vendor into a fixed vendor or alter the category specified in the vendor's Certificate of Vending (CoV). A Division Bench of Justices Prathiba M. Singh and Vikas Mahajan observed that the category...

BCI Orders Universities To Inspect Law Colleges, Directs To Stop Impermissible Weekend, Evening Classes

The BCI stated that any arrangement to accommodate part-time students or working persons diluting the regular nature of courses must be stopped.

CHRIST University Invites Entries For FLAIR 2026 Legal Writing Competition On Fashion Law, AI & Innovation

The Law & Technology Committee, School of Law, CHRIST (Deemed to be University), in collaboration with the Fashion Law Journal has announced the inaugural edition of FLAIR 2026: Fashion Law, AI & Innovation Review, a legal writing competition aimed at fostering discourse at the intersection of fashion, law, and emerging technologies.As technological advancements continue to reshape the fashion industry, legal questions surrounding intellectual property, artificial intelligence,...

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NCDRC Condones 1453-Day Delay In Filing Revision Petition, Grants Benefit Of Section 14 Limitation Act

The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC), comprising Justice Saroj Yadav (Presiding Member), condoned a delay of 1453 days in filing a revision petition by Opposite Party M/s Koncept Automobiles Pvt. Ltd., holding that the period spent bona fide prosecuting remedies before different judicial forums was liable to be excluded under Section 14 of the Limitation Act. The...

Delhi High Court Pulls Up Street Vendor For Filing Misleading Photos To Conceal Encroachment, Imposes ₹25,000 Costs

The Delhi High Court has pulled up a street vendor for filing misleading photographs to conceal the extent of encroachment at his vending site, observing that he had attempted to hide the true factual position from the Court. While imposing costs of ₹25,000, the Court nevertheless protected the vendor's livelihood by permitting him to continue vending subject to strict compliance with...

'People Must Respect Mother Nature': Bombay High Court Urges Maharashtra To Consider Symbolic Immersion Of Large PoP Ganesh Idols

Observing that while it is good that people believe in God but they must also be taught to "respect Mother Nature", the Bombay High Court on Friday (July 24) urged the Maharashtra Government to seriously consider a proposal for the symbolic immersion of Plaster of Paris (PoP) Ganesh idols exceeding six feet in height, instead of immersing them in natural water bodies.A division bench of...

Delhi High Court Seeks NTA's Response On Plea Challenging Answer Key For NEET-UG 2026

The Delhi High Court on Friday issued notice on a plea filed by a girl challenging the National Testing Agency's (NTA) final answer key for for the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (Under Graduate), 2026.Justice Jasmeet Singh sought response of NTA as well as Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. The plea has been filed in relation to a question of Biology question, alleging that...

Supreme Court Urges Star Health Insurance To Withdraw Case Against Cyber Expert Who Exposed Vulnerability In System

"What did you fix? Do you know the value of individual data on dark web?" Justice Bagchi questioned Star Health's lapse.

Calcutta High Court Allows EWS Candidate To Participate In WBJEE Counselling Despite Expired Certificate, Subject To Renewal

The Calcutta High Court has granted interim relief to a WBJEE candidate by permitting him to participate in the third round of counselling under the Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) category despite the expiry of his EWS certificate after submitting his application, holding that the peculiar facts of the case warranted such protection.Justice Amrita Sinha clarified that the order was passed...