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The Union Government revoked the detention of Sonam Wangchuk under the National Security Act
Delhi High Court Seeks Explanation From Police Over Detention Of 10 Activists; Orders Preservation Of CCTV Footage
The Delhi High Court held a special Sunday sitting to examine allegations of illegal detention of ten activists.
Supreme Court Upholds Conviction In 1990 ₹500 Bribery Case; Reduces Sentence Considering Convict’s Age
The Supreme Court of India upheld the conviction in a decades-old bribery case involving ₹500, affirming the reliability of trap evidence...
National Lok Adalat At Punjab & Haryana High Court Settles 225 Cases; ₹9.44 Crore Awarded In Motor Accident Claims
During the National Lok Adalat at the Punjab and Haryana High Court, 225 cases were amicably settled, with compensation totaling ₹9.44 crore awarded in motor accident claim matters.
Supreme Court Sets Aside Conviction Of Four Men In 1998 Gang Rape Case Due To Lack Of Medical Evidence And Delay In FIR
Observed that the prosecution failed to prove the charges beyond reasonable doubt due to lack of medical evidence and a three-month delay in filing the FIR.
Delhi High Court – Special Sunday Sitting
The Delhi High Court will hold a special sitting on Sunday to hear urgent habeas corpus petitions alleging illegal detention by the police. Given the urgency of personal liberty, the Court agreed to hear the case....
Allahabad High Court – Namaz Restriction Case
The Allahabad High Court observed that the number of persons offering Namaz cannot be restricted solely on the grounds of law and order....
Harish Rana vs Union of India (2026)
The Supreme Court allowed withdrawal of life support for a man in a permanent vegetative state, reaffirming that Article 21 includes the right to die with dignity. The Court followed the principles laid down in Common Cause (2018) on passive euthanasia and living wills, emphasizing medical safeguards and patient dignity.
3-Year Practice Rule for Judiciary
The Supreme Court is hearing review petitions against the rule requiring 3 years of legal practice before appearing for Civil Judge exams. The Court may reconsider the implementation of the rule, while directing High Courts to extend application deadlines until 30 April 2026 during the review process.
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