Law Students Attendance: Supreme Court Grants One-Time Relief to Students Debarred Amid Attendance Rule Confusion
Caught between a Delhi High Court ruling and a Supreme Court stay, thousands of law students faced exam debarment — the Supreme Court has now stepped in with urgent one-time relief.
Karnataka High Court: Unmarried Major Daughter Can Claim PG Medical Education Expenses From Father Under DV Act
A Mangaluru father's bid to escape his daughter's Rs 16 lakh MD fees failed — Karnataka HC rules majority is no shield against a father's educational duty under the DV Act.
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Indian Kanoon Moves Delhi HC Division Bench Against Order To Disable Name-Based Search Of Court Records
iKanoon Software challenges a 144-page Delhi HC ruling that orders name-based search restrictions on court records — and the division bench hears it July 21.
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Consensual Relationship Cannot Become Rape After Dispute: Allahabad High Court Discharges Accused, Cites Financial Row
A six-year consensual relationship and a Rs. 15 lakh financial dispute — not rape: the Allahabad High Court discharges accused Saurabh Pal Singh of all IPC and SC/ST Act charges.
Airfare Regulation: Supreme Court to Hear PIL Challenging Unpredictable Fare Fluctuations by Private Airlines
Fare hikes of up to 600% during Maha Kumbh, baggage charges of Rs 6,000 extra per flyer — the Supreme Court takes up airfare regulation in civil aviation on July 13, 2026.
Maintenance CrPC Bigamy: Allahabad HC Rules Woman Who Married Without Divorcing First Husband Not Entitled to Section 125 Relief
A woman who remarried without divorcing her first husband cannot claim maintenance under Section 125 CrPC — Allahabad HC rules in a case that draws a hard line on bigamy.
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E-Prisons Module: NIC Launches 1 Key Reform for Early Release
The NIC's E-Prisons premature release module launched pan-India on May 27, 2026, as the Supreme Court formally closed its landmark prison reform case.
Collegium Judicial Appointments HP MP Punjab Haryana: 12 Judges Recommended
The SC Collegium approved 12 collegium judicial appointments across HP, MP, Punjab Haryana & Karnataka High Courts on June 2, 2026.
MMDR Mineral Royalty Dispatch Rate: Supreme Court’s Key 2026 Ruling
The Supreme Court ruled on June 4, 2026, that MMDR mineral royalty dispatch rate governs liability, overriding any prior contractual arrangement.
Child Trafficking IVF Surrogacy ART SOP: 5 Key Facts
The Supreme Court has directed the Union to develop a child trafficking IVF surrogacy ART SOP after amicus curiae flagged a complete regulatory vacuum.
Assam Foreigners Deportation Stay: SC Halts Removal of 2 Detained Women
The Supreme Court issued an Assam foreigners deportation stay for two women detained at Goalpara Detention Centre since March 2, 2026.
AIIMS Contempt DNA Paternity: 3 Key Facts From SC Notice
The AIIMS contempt DNA paternity case escalates as the Supreme Court issues notice to Acting Director Dr Nikhil Tandon for defying a court affidavit order.
Delhi HC PIL Protest Urgent Hearing Refused: 5 Key Facts
Delhi HC PIL protest urgent hearing refused by vacation bench on June 5, 2026, leaving the Cockroach Janta Party's Jantar Mantar protest scheduled to proceed.
Article 21 & Investigation Delay: Supreme Court’s 6-Week Order
The Supreme Court held that an article 21 investigation delay of nearly two decades is unconstitutional, ordering Gujarat Police to wrap up a 2007 complaint within six weeks.
Women Judges & Chief Justice: Historic 4 in India
For the first time in India's history, four women judges hold permanent Chief Justice positions across High Courts simultaneously — a landmark judicial milestone.
Malviya Nagar Fire: Hotel Owner Gets 4-Day Police Custody
Malviya Nagar fire hotel owner Lavkesh Bajaj was remanded to four days of police custody by Saket Court on June 4, 2026, after 21 people died.
Contempt, AIIMS & DNA Test: Supreme Court Shocks In 1 Case
The Supreme Court issued a contempt notice to AIIMS Acting Director Dr Nikhil Tandon over a DNA test paternity case affidavit failure. Read full details.
Kerala High Court Upholds ED’s PMLA Probe into CMRL; Rules Predicate Offence Not Mandatory for Civil Attachment Action
Kerala High Court upholds ED's PMLA probe into CMRL, ruling that a predicate offence is required only for criminal prosecution, not for civil attachment action — a landmark ED enforcement clarification.



