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Allahabad High Court Judge Recuses From Batch of Bail Cases After Litigants Allegedly Attempt Extra-Judicial Approach

Justice Krishan Pahal of the Allahabad High Court declared it "a black day in the history of this Court" and recused from dozens of bail cases after litigants allegedly approached him privately after arguments had concluded.

Chandigarh Court Denies Bail to Hyderabad Man Arrested for Scandalous Tweet on PM Modi

A Hyderabad freelance journalist remains behind bars after a Chandigarh court ruled his release could "disturb public order" — all over an X post tagging Grok AI about a massage video falsely attributed to PM Modi.

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BCI Advocates Social Media Regulation: Supreme Court Issues Notice on PIL Seeking Digital Ethics Framework for Lawyers

The Supreme Court has issued notice to the Bar Council of India on a PIL demanding strict regulation of lawyers' Instagram reels, YouTube videos, and paid influencer content — returnable September 15, 2026.

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NEET UG 2026 Retest PIL Dismissed: Supreme Court Calls Challenge Infructuous After Re-Exam Already Held

The Supreme Court dismissed the plea challenging NEET UG 2026's blanket retest on July 15 — but warned that the fight for NTA institutional reform is far from over.

Lalu Prasad Yadav Fodder Scam Bail: Supreme Court Upholds Sentence Suspension, Directs Jharkhand HC To Decide Appeals Within Six Months

Seven years after the Jharkhand High Court granted him bail, the Supreme Court refuses to cancel Lalu Prasad Yadav's sentence suspension in the Deoghar fodder scam — and orders a six-month deadline for the pending appeals.

Tahir Hussain Convicted by Delhi Court in IB Officer Ankit Sharma Murder Case Arising from 2020 Riots

Former AAP councillor Tahir Hussain has been convicted for the murder of IB staffer Ankit Sharma — a landmark verdict in one of the most chilling cases to emerge from the 2020 northeast Delhi riots.
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Transgender Amendment Act Consolidation: SC Stays 4 HCs in Landmark Move

The Supreme Court froze proceedings in 4 High Courts on June 15, 2026, warning of 'scattered opinion' — putting the Transgender Amendment Act 2026's fate in its own hands.

Aravalli Hills: SC Forms 5-Member Expert Panel for Scientific Review

The Supreme Court has constituted a five-member High-Powered Committee to scientifically redefine the Aravalli Hills — with a report deadline of August 31, 2026 and mining approvals now frozen pending the outcome.

Bar Council of India AIBE XXI & Foreign Law Grad Exam: 3 Key Dates Set

Delhi HC closes petition after BCI locks in 3 critical dates — AIBE XXI in June 2026 and a qualifying exam for foreign law grads starting December 15.

Homemaker Compensation Motor Accident: Supreme Court Fixes INR 30K

The Supreme Court has fixed Rs 30,000 per month as minimum homemaker compensation in motor accident claims under a new 'Loss of Domestic Care' head.

UAPA Bail Delhi Riots: 5 Key Facts in Umar Khalid-Sharjeel Imam Case

UAPA bail Delhi riots: Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam file fresh bail pleas at Karkardooma Court; next hearing listed for July 4, 2026.

Salman Khan Kala Hiran Personality Rights: Delhi HC Issues Notice

Delhi HC issues notice on Salman Khan's urgent plea to halt 'Kala Hiran: The Battle for Legacy' — a film he says exploits his identity and damages his reputation.

IAS Sanjay Prasad UP Police Reforms: SC Stays HC Censure

The Supreme Court on June 11, 2026 stayed a stinging Allahabad HC order that censured IAS officer Sanjay Prasad and ordered his adverse findings sent to DoPT for career scrutiny.

Meenakshi Natarajan RS Nomination: SC Bars Article 32 Plea

The Supreme Court shut the door on Meenakshi Natarajan's Rajya Sabha bid on June 12 — ruling Article 329 bars any Article 32 intervention once a nomination is rejected.

Jacqueline Fernandez ED Case: SC Judge Recuses in ₹200 Cr PMLA Shock

Supreme Court Judge PK Mishra recused himself from Jacqueline Fernandez's ₹200 crore PMLA plea on June 11, disclosing his son had appeared for the government in a connected matter.

CBSE Class XII West Asia War Students: Centre Tells SC Policy Coming

With careers on the line, the Union Government told the Supreme Court on June 12, 2026 that it is formulating a policy for CBSE Class XII private students from war-hit West Asia whose results remain undeclared.

Probate Limitation Act Article 137: SC Rules 3-Year Bar Applies

A 27-year-old probate grant stood firm as the Supreme Court ruled Article 137's three-year limit governs revocation — and 2013 mutation notices sealed the respondents' fate.

Child Custody Psychological Evaluation: 7 SC Principles

The Supreme Court has ruled that child custody psychological evaluation must never be routine — 'minimum intrusion' is now the law of the land.