The Supreme Court has requested a status report from the Uttar Pradesh SIT and the Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust regarding alleged embezzlement of donations at the Ayodhya Ram Mandir. The court will hear the matter again on July 20.
India mourns the death of former Qatari Emir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani, with the national flag flying at half-mast. The Supreme Court will hear pleas regarding alleged donation fraud at the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya and unpredictable airfare fluctuations. The remains of 15 Indian tourists who died in Vietnam are expected to arrive tonight.
The Supreme Court has stayed a Madras High Court order that imposed a blanket ban on cow and calf slaughter during Bakrid and other days in Tamil Nadu. The High Court's order was based on a PIL arguing against slaughter outside designated abattoirs.
The Supreme Court has set aside Gauhati High Court judgments, ordering fresh adjudication for 27 appellants declared foreigners. The court emphasized that citizenship status requires a fair, lawful, and reasonable process, acknowledging the state's interest in preventing misuse of citizenship claims while ensuring procedural fairness.
Supreme Court ruled a property buyer is not criminally liable for a forged Will if unaware of the forgery. Possession with registered title offers protection against automatic eviction, requiring civil court decrees. Buyers can pursue civil/criminal remedies against fraudulent sellers.
The Supreme Court has agreed to intervene in a case concerning the alleged encroachment of three historic water bodies in Darbhanga, Bihar. A civil society group, Talab Bachao Abhiyan, petitioned against a government beautification project by BUIDCO, accusing it of filling parts of Ganga Sagar, Digghi, and Harahi ponds for commercial structures, violating previous judicial orders and damaging the ecosystem.
The Supreme Court criticized the Delhi High Court's slow pace in a commercial suit filed in 2015, stating "even a snail may question the speed." The court rejected a plea by Levitate Mobile Technologies Pvt Ltd to add documents against Standard Chartered Bank, citing delays and similar prior applications.
A petitioner in the Supreme Court of India caused a disturbance during a hearing on Friday, throwing papers and allegedly using abusive language against the Chief Justice of India. Security personnel escorted the individual out, but the court decided not to take further action, dismissing the appeal.
Congress demands a Supreme Court-monitored CBI investigation into alleged Ram Temple donation embezzlement, calling the UP govt's SIT probe an eyewash and an attack on Hindu faith. RSS chief agrees sentiments are hurt.
The Supreme Court will hear three petitions on July 13 seeking an independent probe into alleged embezzlement of donations at the Ayodhya Ram temple. The pleas target the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust and seek a CBI investigation and forensic audit.
The Supreme Court will deliver its verdict next week on corruption charges against former first lady Kim Keon Hee. She faces charges including stock manipulation, bribery, and violating political fund law.
The Supreme Court will deliver its verdict next week on corruption charges against former first lady Kim Keon Hee. The sentencing hearing is scheduled for Thursday, following appeals against a Seoul High Court ruling that sentenced her to four years in prison for stock manipulation and bribery.
South Korea's Supreme Court announced Justice Noh Gyeong-pil has been appointed as the new head of the National Court Administration (NCA), a position vacant for over four months. Noh, 62, begins his tenure Tuesday.
The Supreme Court ruled that anyone with knowledge of a Pocso Act offense must report it, allowing the prosecution of a headmistress who ignored a student's rape complaint. The court stated 'knowledge' includes information received from the victim, not just direct observation, to protect children.
President Trump will ask the Supreme Court to rehear a ruling that affirmed automatic U.S. citizenship for babies born on American soil. Legal experts consider such rehearings extremely rare and unlikely to be granted, citing historical precedent.
Rebel TMC MLA Ritabrata Banerjee announced plans to approach the Supreme Court after the Calcutta High Court permitted the Mamata Banerjee-led TMC to temporarily operate three frozen bank accounts. The accounts were frozen as part of a money laundering probe linked to alleged financial irregularities.
President Trump threatened to cut off all trade with Spain, citing its NATO defense spending and payment issues. However, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer indicated Trump may not follow through after a "good meeting" with Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez, suggesting positive developments on "core issues about payment."
The Supreme Court has reprimanded municipal authorities in Delhi, Gurugram, Lucknow, Patna, and Tamil Nadu for illegal constructions and unsafe buildings. A special team will survey affected areas, and officials must report actions taken by August 4, facing accountability for inaction.
The Supreme Court of South Korea has upheld a seven-year prison sentence for former President Yoon Suk Yeol for obstructing justice. The ruling relates to his failed 2024 martial law bid and subsequent efforts to block investigators.
South Korea's Supreme Court has upheld a prior ruling, sentencing former President Yoon Suk-yeol to seven years in prison for obstructing officials. This verdict is the first from the Supreme Court against Yoon, who faces multiple trials related to martial law imposition.
South Korea's Supreme Court confirmed prison sentences for a shaman and a former Unification Church official in a bribery case involving gifts allegedly given to former first lady Kim Keon Hee. The court upheld sentences of five years for shaman Jeon Seong-bae and 1 1/2 years for ex-church official Yun Young-ho.
South Korea's Supreme Court upheld a seven-year prison term for former President Yoon Suk Yeol for obstructing justice in relation to his 2024 martial law bid. Yoon, in custody since July, faced multiple charges including abuse of power and falsifying documents.
South Korea's Supreme Court confirmed a seven-year prison sentence for former President Yoon Suk Yeol. The sentence is linked to the 2024 martial law declaration and related chaos, with charges including abuse of power.
A 25-year-old man was found not criminally responsible for fatally stabbing his 61-year-old housemate in Tweed Heads West due to a mental health impairment and schizophrenic disorder. The Supreme Court heard voices from the radio told him to commit the act.
