Supreme court grants protection to Muslim man who posted obscene poem on Lord Ram and Sita.
Supreme Court extends interim anticipatory bail to Assam poet Rakib Uddin Ahmed over controversial poem involving Hindu deities.
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Why Youtuber Elvish Yadav is in Jail ?
Bigg Boss OTT winner Elvish Yadav was Arrested in Snake Venom - Rave Party Case and remanded to 14-days judicial custody on Sunday.
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SC: All Citizens Has A Right to Be Critical Of Special Status Abrogation
The apex court’s remarks came while quashing an FIR lodged against Javed..
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West Bengal Police totally biased, tried to shield Shahjahan Sheikh: Calcutta High Court
The Calcutta High Court criticized West Bengal police for showing bias and trying to protect Shahjahan Sheikh.
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Government takes Third Mumbai plan another step closer to reality
The urban development department has invited public suggestions and objections for the proposed Third Mumbai, which includes 124 villages in the influence zone.
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Bharat as a soft power: Cultural Renascence through Ram mandir.
Shri Ram symbolizes Maryada Purushottam, a phrase in Sanskrit where ‘Maryada’ means ‘honour and righteousness’, and ‘Purushottam’ means ‘the greater than the greatest man’. Lord...
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The Supreme Court upholds abrogation of Article 370 of the Indian Constitution
The Supreme Court said there was no sovereignty for Jammu and Kashmir after its accession to the Indian Union, and that Article 370 was a...
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NCLAT Judicial member Justice Rakesh Kumar resigns amidst controversy for defying Supreme Court order
The counsel for one of the parties had apprised NCLAT of the Supreme Court's order and attempted to hand over copy of the same but...
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Supreme Court’s guidelines on rights of Arrested Person
The Police personnel carrying out the arrest and handling the interrogation of the arrestee should bear accurate, visible and clear identification and name.
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Medical termination of pregnancy, Important Judgements you must Know
"Our conscience militates against putting the child in the womb to death under judicial orders," said the Supreme Court
