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Capital punishment only possible if reformation of convict is ruled out: Supreme Court

India, Oct. 5 -- The death penalty can be imposed only in cases where the possibility of a convict's reformation is completely ruled out, the Supreme Court has held, underlining that the possibility o... Read More


SC refuses to restrain Gyanesh Kumar, says can't pass order based on news report

India, Oct. 5 -- The Supreme Court on Monday declined to pass any interim order restraining chief election commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar from functioning over allegations that he took several decis... Read More


Great Nicobar project: Supreme Court rejects govt's plea, fast-tracks HC scrutiny

India, Oct. 5 -- The Supreme Court on Monday declined to shut out a former bureaucrat from pursuing her legal challenge to the statutory approvals secured by the Centre and the Andaman and Nicobar adm... Read More


No amount of whataboutery can justify voter exclusion: SC judge

New Delhi, Oct. 5 -- Any exercise that leads to the disenfranchisement of millions of Indian citizens, making them "second class citizens in their own country" by denying them the right to vote, is "i... Read More


Mass voter exclusion makes citizens second class: SC judge

New Delhi, Oct. 5 -- Any exercise that leads to the disenfranchisement of millions of Indian citizens, making them "second class citizens in their own country" by denying them the right to vote, is "i... Read More


No death penalty till chance of reform: SC

New Delhi, Oct. 5 -- The Supreme Court has held that the death penalty can be imposed only in cases where the possibility of a convict's reformation is completely ruled out, underlining that the possi... Read More


Chased jobs for kids: SC overturns custody order in favour of mother

New Delhi, Oct. 5 -- A mother's determination to build a better career and secure a financially stable future for her children has helped her overturn a custody order in favour of her estranged husban... Read More


'No amount of whataboutery can justify mass disenfranchisement'

New Delhi, Oct. 5 -- Any exercise that leads to the disenfranchisement of millions of Indian citizens, making them "second class citizens in their own country" by denying them the right to vote, is "i... Read More


'No amount of whataboutery can justify mass disenfranchisement': Justice Ujjal Bhuyan amid SIR row

India, Oct. 4 -- Any exercise that leads to the disenfranchisement of millions of Indian citizens, making them "second class citizens in their own country" by denying them the right to vote, is "intri... Read More


Chased jobs for kids: apex court grants mother custody

New Delhi, Oct. 4 -- A mother's determination to build a better career and secure a financially stable future for her children has helped her overturn a custody order in favour of her estranged husban... Read More