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Sabarimala PIL admitted in 2006, dismissed now: Supreme Court
NEW DELHI: Acknowledging the rampant misuse of public interest litigation for ulterior motives or pursuing one’s own interests, India’s Supreme Court on Wednesday said it would dismiss the petition if it was filed by a group of lawyers currently challenging the Sabarimala custom of banning entry of menstruating women.This remark was made by a bench … Read more
Justice BV Nagarathna: Women cannot be ‘untouchable’ for 3 days in a month
New Delhi: In a debate on faith and belief and fundamental rights, Justice B V Nagarathna on Tuesday criticized the social custom that used to treat women as “untouchables” for three days a month as the customary ban on menstruating women from entering the Lord Ayyappa temple at Sabarimala was lifted.Justice Nagarathna, who was part … Read more
Judicial officials to rule on 60L Bengal claims by April 7, 47.3L completed: Supreme Court
NEW DELHI: The West Bengal government is concerned that it will not be able to complete the review of applications filed by deleted voters for inclusion in the electoral roll before filing nominations for the assembly elections later this month, but the Supreme Court on Wednesday said the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court in … Read more
Evening News Report: Trump says Iranian negotiators are ‘begging’ for deal, SC expresses concern over AI ‘threat’ and AI ‘threat’ More
The government took action to reassure citizens that the country’s fuel supply situation remains completely stable. trump card Slamming Iran while warning they “need to get serious” about negotiations. The SC expressed concern over the increasing use of artificial intelligence by litigants and lawyers. BCCI The complete schedule of Team India for the 2026-27 home … Read more
SC plea challenges gender bias in Parsi interfaith marriages
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Monday sought the Nagpur Parsi panchayat’s response to a Parsi woman’s petition challenging the constitutional validity of a religious practice that excommunicated her for marrying a non-Parsi man. She called the custom sexist as the rule did not apply to Parsi men married to non-Parsi women.Senior advocate Shyam Divan, … Read more
'Pop a pill and carry on': The workplace silence on India's menstrual leave debate
Is it that time of the month? No issues. Pop a pill and get to work with a hot water bag! It sounds casual, almost harmless. But behind this everyday remark lies a deeper reality, one that millions of women silently go through every month.Modern work life is designed around a predictable, almost mechanical rhythm, … Read more
SC: 3 state officials held responsible for Chambal mining
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Friday issued notices to the governments of Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh in view of the destruction of wildlife habitat in the National Sanctuary of Chambal and held that officials of these states were responsible for the damage as they failed to stop illegal sand mining activities in … Read more
