TCR News Desk

The Bhabanipur election dispute 2026 traces Mamata Banerjee's legal challenge at Calcutta High Court against Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari's 15,105-vote win.

The India Russia judicial MoU, signed on June 23, 2026 in Moscow, marks a landmark step in tech-driven court reform between two supreme courts.

Judicial conflict of interest India is governed by a 16-point ethical code adopted by the Supreme Court in 1997 — here is what it actually requires.

Up to 60 lakh ration cards hang in the balance as the Supreme Court sends West Bengal's SIR-linked PDS exclusion challenge to the Calcutta High Court.

The Supreme Court warns private medical colleges "will close down" if forced to match government fee rates — and tells an EWS NEET-UG 2025 candidate to seek a scholarship instead.

Bengaluru-based Sherlocks AI has raised Rs 7.5 Cr (~$900K) in a pre-seed funding round led by SenseAI Ventures, with participation from Upekkha, to expand its AI-native incident management platform into North America.

Bengaluru-based diagnostics startup Orange Health Labs has raised Rs 277 Cr (~$30M) in a Series C round led by Iron Pillar India, with participation from Crescent Enterprises, Bertelsmann, Accel India, and others, as the company targets multi-city expansion and profitability by 2028.

Bengaluru-based cyber resilience startup Mitigata has closed a $15M (~Rs 141 Cr) Series B round led by Bessemer Venture Partners, with participation from Nexus Venture Partners, Titan Capital, and WEH Ventures. The funds will drive international expansion and domestic team growth.

BharatTender, an India-based AI-powered B2B procurement platform, has raised Rs 1.25 crore (~$150,000) in a pre-seed funding round from an undisclosed angel investor, as publicly reported on 23 June 2026.

Gurugram-based early-learning toy brand LiLLBUD has secured Rs 6 Cr (approximately $720K) in a seed round led by Zeropearl VC, with marquee angel investors including Kunal Shah and Abhishek Bansal joining the round.

The Bombay High Court has ruled that the power to remove a municipal councillor under Section 44 of the Goa Municipalities Act, 1968, is quasi-judicial and vests exclusively in the State Government — not the Director of Municipal Administration.

Madras High Court rules that Section 348 BNSS is not a second innings for a negligent prosecution — setting aside a trial court order that let the state recall its Investigating Officer mid-trial.