Landmark Supreme Court guidelines on demolitions

Supreme Court’s Landmark Guidelines to Curb Illegal Property Demolitions | Property Rights in India

Landmark Guidelines to Curb Illegal Property Demolitions by the Supreme Court of India The Supreme Court of India has issued landmark guidelines aimed at curbing illegal property demolitions. The guidelines are an important step toward safeguarding citizens’ rights and ensuring that property demolitions are carried out in a lawful and transparent manner. This decision is…

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Supreme Court ruling on AMU's minority status

Supreme Court Ruling on AMU’s Minority Status: Legal Implications & Analysis

Supreme Court Overturns 1967 Ruling on AMU’s Minority Status In a landmark judgment, the Supreme Court of India recently overturned its 1967 ruling regarding the minority status of Aligarh Muslim University (AMU). This decision is pivotal for the educational and legal landscape of India, as it alters the interpretation of the constitutional provisions surrounding minority…

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Stubble burning penalty increase India

Stubble Burning Penalty Increased: Centre’s Action Post Supreme Court Directive

Centre Doubles Stubble Burning Penalty Post Supreme Court Directive Introduction to the News In a recent development, the Indian government has doubled the penalty for stubble burning following a directive from the Supreme Court. This measure aims to curb the growing environmental issue of crop residue burning, which contributes significantly to air pollution in northern…

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Elimination of child marriage in Rajasthan 2030

Supreme Court Targets Elimination of Child Marriage in Rajasthan by 2030

Supreme Court Targets Child Marriage Elimination in Rajasthan by 2030 Introduction: Supreme Court’s Commitment to Eradicating Child Marriage In a significant move towards child protection, the Supreme Court of India has set a target to eliminate child marriage in Rajasthan by 2030. This directive comes as part of a broader effort to uphold the rights…

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Special courts for disabilities in Delhi

Special Courts for People with Disabilities in Delhi: Enhancing Access to Justice

Delhi Government Establishes Special Courts for People with Disabilities Introduction In a significant step towards inclusivity and justice, the Delhi government has announced the establishment of special courts specifically designed to cater to the needs of people with disabilities. This initiative aims to enhance access to justice for individuals facing various challenges and to ensure…

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Supreme Court Citizenship Act ruling

Supreme Court Upholds Section 6A of Citizenship Act: Key Insights and Implications

Supreme Court Upholds Section 6A of the Citizenship Act by 4-1 Majority On October 10, 2024, the Supreme Court of India upheld Section 6A of the Citizenship Act, 1955, with a majority decision of 4-1. This section grants citizenship to individuals who entered India from Bangladesh before January 1, 1971. The ruling is significant, as…

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Supreme Court new flag insignia

New Supreme Court Flag and Insignia Unveiled by President Droupadi Murmu

President Droupadi Murmu Unveils New Supreme Court Flag and Insignia Introduction of the New Flag and Insignia On September 1, 2024, President Droupadi Murmu unveiled the new Supreme Court flag and insignia, marking a significant milestone in the history of India’s judiciary. The unveiling ceremony took place at the Supreme Court premises and was attended…

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Uttar Pradesh judiciary capital establishment

Judiciary Capital of Uttar Pradesh: Enhancing Judicial Efficiency

Judiciary Capital of Uttar Pradesh: A New Milestone Introduction to the Judiciary Capital Initiative The Uttar Pradesh government has recently announced the establishment of a new judiciary capital, a landmark decision aimed at decentralizing judicial functions and enhancing legal accessibility. This initiative reflects a strategic move to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the judicial…

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Madras High Court Section 77-A ruling

Madras High Court Strikes Down Section 77-A of Registration Act – Key Implications

Madras High Court Declares Section 77-A of Registration Act Unconstitutional Overview of the Judgment The Madras High Court recently declared Section 77-A of the Registration Act as unconstitutional. This landmark decision has significant implications for property registration processes in India. Section 77-A, introduced through an amendment in 2022, mandated additional procedural requirements for property registration,…

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First woman Chief Justice

First Woman Chief Justice of Lahore: Justice Ayesha Malik Takes Oath

The First Woman Chief Justice of Lahore Takes Oath In a historic move, Justice Ayesha Malik has taken oath as the first woman Chief Justice of the Lahore High Court. This landmark event marks a significant step towards gender equality in Pakistan’s judiciary, reflecting the progress in female representation within the nation’s legal framework. The…

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