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Justices B V Nagarathna and Satish Chandra Sharma were hearing a case dating back to 2015. According to the woman, she consented to the physical relationship on the basis of a promise of marriage made

Child maintenance Delhi High Court: Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma took note of the social reality that a woman’s earning or employment does not absolve her of the financial, emotional, social, and other burdens connected with

Indian Supreme Court Reforms: At an Idea Exchange session, the former SC judge reflected on the apex court being Chief Justice-centric, judicial appointments, gender diversity in civil courts and entry-level pay for lawyers and underlined

The Telangana High Court said the maintenance award of Rs 10 lakh granted by the trial court was insufficient. The court also ruled the wife was not entitled to alimony because she is currently working.

Kuldeep Singh Sengar Bail Update: While challenging the Delhi High Court bail order, the CBI said the decision had "infirmities" and had failed to consider that the convict was serving life term for the rest

Supreme Court Judgement on General Category Recruitment: Justices Dipankar Datta and Augustine George Masih in a case over the court staff recruitment in Rajasthan said the general category is not a quota but a pool

The Centre's '100 metres' definition, which had been accepted by the top court earlier, had put the Aravalli Hills at risk over concerns of mining.

The Supreme Court issued notice on the CBI’s plea challenging the Delhi High Court judgment and gave Kuldeep Sengar four weeks’ time to file a counter affidavit.

Sandeepa Virk Bail in Money Laundering Case: The beauty influencer was allegedly using a fake e-commerce website, hyboocare.com, as part of the alleged money laundering process involving proceeds of crime.

Bombay High Court on HIV Positive Employment Rights: Justice Marne said petitioner is a poor sweeper and hospital cannot be saddled with the financial burden of paying the difference in wages for an unduly long

The bench said that the maxim “dura lex sed lex” which means “the law is hard, but it is the law” attracted in the case and set aside the High Court’s order which observed that

"We have no interest in the conflict between the parents. We are concerned about the child's future. A child's future cannot be ruined because of the conflict between parents," Justice Basak observed.

A single-judge bench of the Telangana HC had directed the state to consider returning the land to the original donors, since the specific public purpose for which the land was relinquished—the construction of a mini-stadium

Ethnic and Religious Conflicts in India 2025: 2025 saw issues ranging from religious disputes to balancing faith, property, and public order reach various courts in India, including the Supreme Court.

The Telangana High Court concluded there was no possibility of reconciliation between the couple due to mutual distrust and extensive litigation.

Court initiates suo motu proceedings after storm over threat to hills

Indian legal system debate: Judicial newsmakers stayed in the national spotlight in 2025 amid cash controversies, impeachment bids and political-legal battles.

The central probe agency approached the SC on Friday describing the High Court order as “contrary to law” and “perverse” and challenged the finding that he was not a public servant when he committed the

The bench has been hearing a contempt application filed by a man, who said the govt did not pay compensation for acquiring three of his plots in Prayagraj despite court orders.

Spanning across the Bible, Bhagavad Gita, Guru Granth Sahib, and the Quran, the courts across India referred to religious references to uphold the "principles of natural justice" and the ethical responsibilities.

The Telangana High Court made the ruling while dealing with a PIL filed by villagers of Muthyampet who alleged that a husband-wife duo encroached upon 2.11 acres donated for a local school playground.

Celebrity Personality Rights Cases India 2025: Many celebs moved courts, primarily the Delhi High Court, for the protection of their personality rights, a concept that did not even exist a decade ago but thanks to

Caste Hate Speech Case: During a speech a a public meeting in July the lawyer allegedly used repeated references to “caste” and described certain people as “casteist gundas” (casteist goons), while also making allegations of

Court commutes convict's death penalty to life term without remission

The Telangana High Court was hearing a case involving a homemaker, whose Rs 10 lakh chit fund win turned into a dispute after the company delayed her payout.