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Ruling that children are entitled to get online and use the internet, the Supreme Court placed this within their fundamental rights under Article 21 (Right to Life and Personal Liberty) and Article 19(1)(a) (Freedom of S...
The Madras High Court has ruled that defaulting on a bank loan is not, on its own, a ground to stop someone from going abroad when no criminal charge exists against that person. The Court said travel abroad is a fundamen...
The Madras High Court dismissed a petition challenging the amended Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly resolution on the proposed Mekedatu dam across the Cauvery. The amendment asked the Centre to constitute a tribunal to se...
The Supreme Court has ruled that hanging, as a method of carrying out the death sentence, does not breach Article 21 or the right to dignity. It relied on its 1983 ruling in Deena v. Union of India and noted that Parliam...
IntroductionIn a landmark public health intervention, the Supreme Court of India on 18 August 2026 directed 19 States and Union Territories (UTs) to declare cancer a 'notifiable disease' to ensure early epidemiological d...
IntroductionIn a major milestone for judicial administration and gender inclusivity in the higher judiciary, Chief Justice Sushrut Arvind Dharmadhikari administered the oath of office to 15 newly appointed judges at the...
IntroductionIn a deeply structural and highly massive judicial reform, the government has strictly and officially mandated the creation of Fast-Track Courts (FTCs) specifically designed to forcefully resolve pending tria...
IntroductionIn a deeply structural and highly massive judicial intervention, the Supreme Court (SC) strictly and officially set aside the death sentence of Dr. Abdul Hameed in the 1996 Samleti Bus Bomb Blast case, forcef...
IntroductionIn a deeply structural and highly massive judicial intervention defending absolute citizen privacy, the Supreme Court of India strictly and officially ruled that the massive APAAR (Automated Permanent Academi...
IntroductionIn a deeply structural and highly massive jurisprudential evolution, the Supreme Court of India strictly and officially introduced the monumental Draft Regulations for the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Co...
IntroductionIn a deeply structural and highly massive judicial landmark, the Supreme Court of India strictly and officially delivered a historic verdict formally declaring the 'Right to Walk' safely on footpaths as a Fun...
IntroductionIn a deeply structural and highly massive judicial expansion, the Supreme Court in SaveLIFE Foundation & Anr. vs Union of India strictly and officially held that the right to trauma care is an integral part o...
