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Open to mandating red warnings on packaged foods high in sugar, salt, fat: Centre to Supreme Court

India, Sept. 11 -- The Centre on Thursday told the Supreme Court that it was open to making red warning labels mandatory on packaged food products high in even one nutrient of concern-sugar, salt or s... Read More


Judicial officer can't shout at judges, says apex court

New Delhi, Sept. 11 -- A judicial officer cannot raise his voice against judges or tell a court that it was responsible for its own failure to fill sanctioned posts, the Supreme Court said on Thursday... Read More


SC seeks Centre's reply on closure of 17 Metro stations in delhi

New Delhi, Sept. 11 -- The Supreme Court on Thursday sought the Centre's response to a plea questioning the closure of 17 Delhi Metro stations during the CJP-led protests in July, including whether a ... Read More


SC: Panel can't order FIRs in July stir, only court can direct people

New Delhi, Sept. 11 -- The Supreme Court on Thursday made it clear that its five-member high-powered enquiry committee (HPEC) cannot order registration of FIRs in connection with the July protests led... Read More


HPEC cannot order FIR over CJP-led protests: SC

nEW delhi, Sept. 11 -- The Supreme Court on Thursday made it clear that its five-member high-powered enquiry committee (HPEC) cannot order registration of FIRs in connection with the July protests led... Read More


Judicial officer cannot shout at judges, says SC

New Delhi, Sept. 11 -- A judicial officer cannot raise his voice against judges or tell a court that it was responsible for its own failure to fill sanctioned posts, the Supreme Court said on Thursday... Read More


Woman subjected to involuntary sex by husband 'undoubtedly a victim': Supreme Court grapples with marital rape exception

India, Sept. 10 -- A woman subjected to involuntary sexual intercourse by her husband is "undoubtedly a victim", the Supreme Court said on Wednesday, while grappling with the larger question whether s... Read More


SC draws line on panel's powers, says only court can order FIRs in protest cases

India, Sept. 10 -- The Supreme Court on Thursday made it clear that its five-member high-powered enquiry committee (HPEC) cannot order registration of FIRs in connection with the July protests led by ... Read More


Muslim inheritance challenge may hinge on Sabarimala verdict: Supreme Court

India, Sept. 10 -- The Supreme Court on Wednesday indicated that petitions challenging Muslim inheritance rules as discriminatory towards women may have to await the verdict in the long-pending nine-j... Read More


Judicial officer cannot shout at judges, blame HC: Supreme Court

India, Sept. 10 -- A judicial officer cannot raise his voice against judges or tell a court that it was responsible for its own failure to fill sanctioned posts, the Supreme Court said on Thursday, as... Read More