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The Supreme Court has dismissed a plea challenging the demolition of Faizyab Masjid in Delhi, but has allowed the petitioners to approach the court again if an alternative land for the mosque is not provided.
The Supreme Court's order was issued during a hearing on a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) that challenged the quality and regulatory compliance of certain Patanjali products.
The Supreme Court of India declined to entertain a Public Interest Litigation filed by law graduate, challenging the National Testing Agency’s (NTA) decision to cancel the University Grants Commission National Eligibility Test (UGC-NET) examinations due to an alleged paper leak.
The Supreme Court has refused to stay the Patna High Court’s order invalidating the Bihar government's decision to increase reservation quotas to 65 percent in jobs and educational institutions.
The court's decision reinforces the necessity for adherence to procedural norms when processing pension applications. It highlights that while pension benefits are a statutory right, their disbursement is contingent upon compliance with defined eligibility criteria, which may include service length, retirement age, and other conditions as per pension schemes.
On July 26, the Supreme Court of India granted bail to Ashutosh Garg, who is accused in a ₹1,000 crore GST input fraud case.
The apex court's ruling distinguishes between royalty payments, which are fees levied for the extraction of minerals, and taxes imposed by states on the ownership or use of mines and mineral-bearing lands.
The Supreme Court of India has ruled that a bail order can only be stayed in rare and exceptional cases, reinforcing the principle that restoring an undertrial’s liberty is a significant judicial act that should not be easily undone.
The Supreme Court has officially recognized the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal’s discretion to release compensation in full or in part, marking a pivotal moment in the legal handling of motor accident compensation cases.
Military service is mandatory for most Israelis, with men typically serving for 32 months and women for 24 months.
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