Supreme Court dismisses petition challenging Places of Worship Act
It should be remembered that the Congress, when it was in power with a majority, had passed this law in Parliament to appease Muslims !
We will challenge the Waqf Act 1995 in the Supreme Court
Amending the Waqf Act to curb the Waqf Board’s arbitrariness is not enough – the proper solution is to repeal the Act altogether !
Rape offence should not be registered in cases where love relationship goes sour : Supreme Court
The court further said that since the victim has appointed a senior advocate, she cannot be considered innocent.
A ruling party MLA tore a copy of the Waqf Amendment Act in the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly
On the other hand, the Supreme Court agreed to hear the petitions challenging the constitutional validity of the Waqf Amendment Act in the Supreme Court.
Supreme Court Judges to declare their assets
In 2009, in response to growing demands for transparency under the Right to Information (RTI) Act, some judges voluntarily made their asset details public.
The Supreme Court ruled the bulldozer action on five houses in Prayagraj (Uttar Pradesh) as unjust !
The Allahabad High Court had upheld the demolition, following which the petitioners challenged the decision in the Supreme Court.
Raising children in polluted environment is unacceptable !
We must come together to regulate emissions, invest in clean technology, and provide sustainable transportation options, so that the air we breathe is not compromised.
A grand Hindu Saints’ Convention in Malegaon on the occasion of Gudhi Padwa, to be attended by Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur
The Court observed that “matters such as these cannot be treated with hypersensitivity. The Court upholds freedom of expression and the motto ‘Live and let live’.
Supreme Court’s sarcastic remark : In Bihar, having a criminal case is a prerequisite to become a village head
The Bench asked the petitioner’s lawyer if any other criminal cases were pending against their client besides the one in question.
Even if a view expressed by someone is unpalatable, their right to freedom of expression must be respected : Supreme Court
Imran Pratapgarhi had shared a poem titled “Ae Khoon Ke Pyaase, Baat Suno” on social media, following which Gujarat Police had registered a case against him.