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SC to hear Pegasus snooping case on April 22

India, March 7 -- The Supreme Court on Friday said it will on April 22 hear a bunch of petitions related to the Pegasus snooping case. The matter relates to allegations that the Pegasus spyware was us... Read More


SC agrees to examine CBI's plea to cancel Dheeraj Wadhawan's bail in DHFL case

India, March 7 -- The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to examine the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI)'s plea seeking the cancellation of bail for former Dewan Housing Finance Corporation Ltd (DHFL... Read More


Collegium picks Calcutta HC's justice Joymalya Bagchi for SC, will be CJI in 2031

India, March 6 -- The Supreme Court collegium on Thursday recommended the appointment of Calcutta high court's justice Joymalya Bagchi as a judge of the Supreme Court. If approved by the government, j... Read More


SC slams Punjab Govt over 'most shameless' statement

India, March 6 -- The Supreme Court on Wednesday came down heavily on the Punjab government for what it termed the "most shameless" act of arguing that a statement made by the state's law officer rega... Read More


'Most shameless': SC slams Punjab govt's remarks on pension benefit

New Delhi, March 6 -- The Supreme Court on Wednesday came down heavily on the Punjab government for what it termed the "most shameless" act of arguing that a statement made by the state's law officer ... Read More


'Shameless act': SC raps Punjab govt in pensionary benefits case

New Delhi, March 6 -- The Supreme Court on Wednesday came down heavily on the Punjab government for what it termed the "most shameless" act of arguing that a statement made by the state's law officer ... Read More


Corrupt leaders, officials greater threats than assassins: SC

India, March 5 -- Corrupt elements in the higher echelons of the government and political parties are a greater menace to society than even hired killers, the Supreme Court has held, delivering a scat... Read More


SC orders brothers with disabilities be reunited, cites their 'inseparable bond'

New Delhi, March 5 -- The Supreme Court on Monday ordered the reunion of two brothers with intellectual and developmental disabilities, underscoring their "inseparable bond" as a key determinant in a ... Read More


Using 'Pakistani' in bad taste but not criminal: Top court junks case

New Delhi, March 5 -- The Supreme Court has held that using terms such as "Miyan-Tiyan" (a pejorative aimed at Muslims by some) or "Pakistani" may be in poor taste but does not constitute a criminal o... Read More


Using 'pakistani' in bad taste but not criminal, rules top court

New Delhi, March 5 -- The Supreme Court has held that using terms such as "Miyan-Tiyan" (a pejorative aimed at Muslims by some) or "Pakistani" may be in poor taste but does not constitute a criminal o... Read More