he Central Government should consider amending the Official Languages Act of 1963, to include scheduled languages other than Hindi and English as the official language of the Government of India, the Supreme Court said on 13th August.
The Honourable Supreme Court of India has lifted the ban on Yogrishi Baba Ramdev’s ‘Coronil’ medicine, a product of Patanjali Yogpeeth. The ban was imposed by the Madras High Court. The Apex Court had quashed the petition which was filed in this regard.
The Supreme Court directed the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to investigate the Sushant Singh Rajput’s suicide case. The Court was hearing a plea filed by actor Rhea Chakraborty to transfer to Mumbai the FIR filed in Patna in connection with the case.
The supreme court has rejected the petition seeking postponement of the NEET and JEE exams and gave the decision that the exams will be held on scheduled time. The exams are scheduled for September.
The Supreme Court on 31st July observed that when the entire country was unlocking, how could places of worship be kept closed, especially on important occasions. He also questioned why temples, mosques and churches shouldn’t also be opened for important occasions.
The Allahabad High Court has dismissed a plea for stopping the 5th August “Bhoomi Pujan” ceremony for laying down the foundation stone for building a Ram temple in Ayodhya.
The issue of the adulteration of milk which is an essential item connected with day to day life of the people has become a serious not only in Maharashtra but also all over India.
The Supreme Court had given the clear verdict that the disputed land of Ayodhya is ‘Ramjanmabhoomi’; despite this, the daily newspaper ‘Loksatta’ has hurt the sentiments of all the devotees of Ram, by deliberately saying that, ‘this is the site of Babri masjid’, in the 19th July issue.
Justice R Banumathi, who was the first woman from the State of Tamil Nadu to be elevated to the position of a Judge in the Supreme Court, is all set to retire on 19th July.
The Supreme Court on 13th July restored the right of “Managership or the Shebaitship” of Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple at Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala to the royal family of Travancore but the administration of the temple will be managed by a committee headed by a District Judge.