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Supreme Court rules that the Childrens Court can independently assess whether a child should be tried as an adult under the Juvenile Justice Act.
Supreme Court dismissed plea seeking criminal action against former Delhi High Court judge Justice Yashwant Varma over alleged burnt cash recovered from his official residence.
The Supreme Court hearing the Centres plea to refer the Pennaiyar water dispute to the existing Mahadayi Water Disputes Tribunal.
Supreme Court Bench headed by CJI Surya Kant heard challenge to DPDP Act amendments affecting RTI Act and personal information disclosure.
Supreme Court bench headed by CJI Surya Kant asks Calcutta High Court Chief Justice to examine security plea of former judge Ananya Kanti Roy Saraswati amid alleged threats linked to West Bengal SIR proceedings.
Supreme Court ruling that Motor Vehicles Act compensation requires a causal link between the vehicle and the victims death in alleged murder cases.
Supreme Court ruling holding that delay in prosecution sanction cannot justify continued custody after filing of a charge-sheet.
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant addressing the International ADR Conference, highlighting Indias mediation reforms and advocating ADR as the preferred mode of dispute resolution.
RBI retains Tata Sons in the Upper-Layer NBFC list as the company awaits a decision on its NBFC deregistration application.
Supreme Court rules that juveniles aged 16 to 18 accused of murder may face adult trial under the Juvenile Justice Act after a preliminary assessment.
Supreme Court hearing petitions on income-based reservation and creamy layer as the Union government opposes extending the creamy layer principle to SCs and STs.
Supreme Court hearing Bhupesh Baghels plea challenging the maintainability of the election petition against his 2023 Patan Assembly election victory.

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