Supreme Court Updates

The Supreme Court let investigation into the NEET-UG 2026 protest FIRs continue while shielding clean-record students from coercive action. Can a registered FIR legally be withdrawn?
Supreme Court hearing TMCs challenge against the EDs freezing of three party bank accounts in a money laundering case.
Supreme Court directed the Centre to create and protect dedicated pedestrian spaces along roads by ensuring proper demarcation and preventing encroachments.
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta addresses the Supreme Court during the hearing on petitions seeking reforms in the NTA and NEET-UG examination process.
NEET Protests: Will Not Withdraw 2700 FIRs Against Persons With Heinous Criminal Antecedents, Centre Informs Supreme Court
Supreme Court hearing Delhi Polices challenge to the High Court order permitting Devangana Kalita to inspect unrelied documents in the Delhi riots conspiracy case.
TMC leader Abhishek Banerjee seeks permit to travel abroad.
Supreme Court hears Tamil Nadu governments plea against Madras High Court order permitting lamp lighting at Thirupparankundram hill.
Transgender Persons Amendment Act: Recognizing Self-Perceived Identity Will Render 169 Sections Unworkable, SG Tells Supreme Court
Supreme Court dismissed Brinda Karats review plea in the Delhi hate speech case involving BJP leaders Anurag Thakur and Parvesh Verma.
Cauvery Dispute: DMK Moves Supreme Court Seeking Urgent Water Release From Karnataka
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