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Supreme Court Warns: Feeding Stray Dogs Can Lead to Legal Action

Supreme Court Warns: Feeding Stray Dogs Can Lead to Legal Action

Feeding Stray Dogs: On Friday, the Supreme Court retracted its earlier order that required authorities to place Delhi-NCR’s stray dogs in shelter homes. It declared that officials must release the strays after sterilisation and vaccination. The court eased its blanket order in response to criticism from dog owners. It further ruled that authorities must release […]

IPS Officer Ordered to Publicly Apologize in Divorce Settlement: A Landmark Supreme Court Decision

IPS Officer Ordered to Publicly Apologize in Divorce Settlement: A Landmark Supreme Court Decision

In a remarkable legal decision, the Supreme Court of India has directed an IPS officer to issue an unconditional public apology to her ex-husband and his family. This decision comes after a long and contentious divorce battle involving serious accusations, including domestic violence, attempted murder, and rape. The couple, married in 2015, separated in 2018. […]

Recent SC Verdict Changed Property Rules-What Does It Mean to You?

Recent SC Verdict Changed Property Rules-What Does It Mean to You?

Registration is not Ownership: What Changed? Recently, the Supreme Court ruled that just registering a property in your name does not make you the legal owner. The decision has caused concern among homebuyers and families dealing with inheritance. The verdict makes one thing clear, a registered deed is only a transaction record, not proof of […]

Supreme Court Holds Judgment on Waqf Act Suspension

Supreme Court Holds Judgment on Waqf Act Suspension

India’s Supreme Court has put on hold its interim orders, Judgment on Waqf Act (Amendment), 2025, following a line of petitions challenging its legality. The decision follows extensive hearings, where petitioners and the government clashed over what the new law means. Supreme Court Holds Judgment on Waqf Act The petitions challenged three key issues: Denotification […]

Supreme Court Restores 3-Year Practice Rule for Civil Judges

Supreme Court Restores 3-Year Practice Rule for Civil Judges

3-Year Practice Rule: Today, the Supreme Court decided whether to reestablish a minimum of three years of legal practice as a prerequisite for applicants seeking to join the judicial service as Civil Judges (Junior Division). Supreme Court Response: A bench comprising Chief Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud, Justice B.R. Gavai, Justice Augustine George Masih, and Justice K. […]

Is Taj Mahal a Waqf Property?: Supreme Court Battle still continues

Is Taj Mahal a Waqf Property?: Supreme Court Battle still continues

One of India’s most famous structures, the Taj Mahal, has long been the focus of political and legal dispute over who owns it. The primary point of contention is whether the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) still has custody of the 17th-century building or if it is owned by the Uttar Pradesh Sunni Waqf Board. […]

Sexual relations before marriage, Supreme court judgment!

Sexual relations before marriage, Supreme court judgment!

The recent Supreme Court judgment dismissing a rape case against a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman, with whom he had a 16-year-old consensual sexual relationship under the false pretext of marriage, has sparked significant debate and raised questions around consent, coercion, and the legal interpretation of such cases. The ruling has garnered attention […]

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