Supreme Court Updates

Supreme Court of India building where the bench ordered a probe into Maharashtra prison lapses and granted bail to an undertrial held for four years.
Petition in the Supreme Court of India challenges Rajasthan Unlawful Religious Conversion Act 2025 for violating fundamental rights.
Supreme Court of India building in New Delhi, where the bench led by CJI Surya Kant heard a writ petition on a ₹22.9 crore digital arrest scam involving an 82-year-old victim.
IUML files petition before Supreme Court of India challenging the Election Commission’s Special Intensive Revision of Kerala electoral rolls.
Supreme Court bench forming a high-powered committee to oversee pollution control measures for Rajasthan’s Jojari River.
Supreme Court of India judges hearing petition challenging Election Commissioners appointment law with counsel making submissions
Supreme Court bench of Justices Surya Kant and Joymalya Bagchi criticised the Punjab government for failing to build judicial infrastructure and possibly diverting central funds.
Supreme Court of India building, representing dismissal of Bata and Liberty petitions and revival of Crocs’ passing off suits over iconic clog design.
Supreme Court hearing plea against CBI probe in Senthil Balaji transformer scam case
Supreme Court building in New Delhi, representing the Court’s decision to transfer an NCLAT Chennai case after allegations of judicial interference.
Advocate Mehmood Pracha files intervention application in Supreme Court seeking compliance with its order to conclude Bar Council of Delhi elections by January 31, 2026.
Supreme Court of India grants anticipatory bail to influencer Raushan Sinha in case over misquoted Rahul Gandhi Lok Sabha statement.

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