Supreme Court has no intention of granting mercy to Madhya Pradesh minister in Colonel Sofia Qureshi case

Supreme Court has no intention of granting mercy to Madhya Pradesh minister in Colonel Sofia Qureshi case

New Delhi: More than a year ago, Madhya Pradesh Minister Kunwar Vijay Shah accused Colonel Sophia Qureshi of “disgustingly”operation sindor” The Supreme Court on Friday seemed to be in no mood to condone his misdemeanor and asked the state government to seek permission to prosecute him on an SIT plea.Solicitor General Tushar Mehta submitted a … Read more

‘A reminder to those abusing state power’: Keira praises Supreme Court for anticipatory bail, says truth will prevail

'A reminder to those abusing state power': Keira praises Supreme Court for anticipatory bail, says truth will prevail

New Delhi: Congress leader Pawan Khera has welcomed the Supreme Court’s decision to grant him anticipatory bail, saying it was a defense of “individual freedom”. The day after the order was issued, Hera reacted on“In the post, he described the remission as more than just a personal reprieve. “My bail is not only a source … Read more

Supreme Court reserves anticipatory bail verdict for Pawan Khera

Supreme Court reserves anticipatory bail verdict for Pawan Khera

New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Thursday reserved anticipatory bail in the criminal complaint filed against Congress Neta Pawan Khera by Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma’s wife alleging that she possesses multiple passports and undisclosed offshore properties.A bench of Justices JK Maheshwari and AS Chandurkar concluded the hearing on the basis of the plea … Read more

27L Bangladeshi voters on suspicious list denied request, unable to vote

27L Bangladeshi voters on suspicious list denied request, unable to vote

Representative Photo (PTI) NEW DELHI: In a particularly intensive revision exercise, nearly 2.7 million people seeking inclusion in West Bengal’s electoral roll were put in the “suspicious” category and nearly 2.7 million of them may not be able to vote in the ensuing assembly polls, with judicial officials overseeing the ruling dismissing their demands. The … Read more

Flagging dangers of social media, SC hears Center’s plea for fact-checking unit

Flagging dangers of social media, SC hears Center's plea for fact-checking unit

NEW DELHI: The SC on Tuesday agreed to test the correctness of the Bombay High Court judgment that struck down an amendment to the Information and Technology Rules that had allowed the Center to set up a fact-checking unit to flag false social media content, which would have made intermediaries obligated to remove the content … Read more

Who is Neil Katyll? Indian-American lawyer behind Trump tariff losses

Who is Neil Katyll? Indian-American lawyer behind Trump tariff losses

Neal Katyal is a prominent Indian-American lawyer whose legal work played a central role in a major U.S. Supreme Court ruling overturning sweeping tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump. The U.S. Supreme Court’s 6-3 decision was seen as a major constitutional check on the president’s powers and a setback for Trump’s trade agenda. India … Read more

Three justices dissent, warning tariff decision could spark chaos, at least in the short term

Three justices dissent, warning tariff decision could spark chaos, at least in the short term

Three conservative justices warned on Friday that the court overstepped its boundaries in its decision to block President Donald Trump from imposing emergency tariffs, arguing that the president should be able to impose them under his authority over foreign affairs. In a 63-page dissent written by Judge Brett Kavanaugh, dissenters also expressed concern that the … Read more