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Supreme Court Seeks Delhi Police Response On Bail Pleas Of Two UAPA Accused Jailed For 12 Years

Twelve years behind bars, 600 witnesses yet to be examined — the Supreme Court has now issued notice to Delhi Police on the bail pleas of two alleged Indian Mujahideen operatives.
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NEET-UG 2026 Retest: Supreme Court Declines Urgent Hearing, Defers Challenge To July

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TTAADC Tripura Village Committee Elections Directed In Single Phase On September 27, Supreme Court Rules

After nearly a decade of delay, the Supreme Court has set a firm September 27, 2026 polling date for TTAADC Tripura Village Committee elections — with no further extensions permitted.
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Suo Motu Disability Poverty Odisha: SC Issues 5 Key Directions

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Supreme Court Seeks Delhi Police Response On Bail Pleas Of Two UAPA Accused Jailed For 12 Years

Twelve years behind bars, 600 witnesses yet to be examined — the Supreme Court has now issued notice to Delhi Police on the bail pleas of two alleged Indian Mujahideen operatives.

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Supreme Court Seeks Delhi Police Response On Bail Pleas Of Two UAPA Accused Jailed For 12 Years

Twelve years behind bars, 600 witnesses yet to be examined — the Supreme Court has now issued notice to Delhi Police on the bail pleas of two alleged Indian Mujahideen operatives.

NEET-UG 2026 Retest: Supreme Court Declines Urgent Hearing, Defers Challenge To July

With no stay granted and the clock ticking, nearly 22 lakh students sat for the NEET-UG 2026 retest on June 21 — after the Supreme Court refused to intervene.

TTAADC Tripura Village Committee Elections Directed In Single Phase On September 27, Supreme Court Rules

After nearly a decade of delay, the Supreme Court has set a firm September 27, 2026 polling date for TTAADC Tripura Village Committee elections — with no further extensions permitted.
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Supreme Court Seeks Delhi Police Response On Bail Pleas Of Two UAPA Accused Jailed For 12 Years

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Twelve years behind bars, 600 witnesses yet to be examined — the Supreme Court has now issued notice to Delhi Police on the bail pleas of two alleged Indian Mujahideen operatives.

NEET-UG 2026 Retest: Supreme Court Declines Urgent Hearing, Defers Challenge To July

TCR News Desk -
With no stay granted and the clock ticking, nearly 22 lakh students sat for the NEET-UG 2026 retest on June 21 — after the Supreme Court refused to intervene.

TTAADC Tripura Village Committee Elections Directed In Single Phase On September 27, Supreme Court Rules

TCR News Desk -
After nearly a decade of delay, the Supreme Court has set a firm September 27, 2026 polling date for TTAADC Tripura Village Committee elections — with no further extensions permitted.

Suo Motu Disability Poverty Odisha: SC Issues 5 Key Directions

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The Supreme Court took suo motu cognisance of a blind man and his 80-year-old mother living in extreme poverty in Odisha, issuing urgent directions to the state.

Transgender Amendment Act Consolidation: SC Stays 4 HCs in Landmark Move

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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

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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.

Homemaker Compensation Motor Accident: Supreme Court Fixes INR 30K

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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.

Meenakshi Natarajan RS Nomination: SC Bars Article 32 Plea

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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

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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

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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

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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

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