Supreme Court hints at tougher rules for online content; Aadhaar age checks suggested

The Supreme Court of India has indicated that stronger controls on online content may soon become necessary, especially as concerns rise about obscene material, disability-demeaning posts, and content described as…

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No magic wand: Supreme Court points to scientists for solutions to Delhi air pollution

The Supreme Court has remarked that it cannot single-handedly resolve Delhi’s worsening air-pollution crisis, emphasizing that the issue requires scientific expertise rather than judicial intervention. During the hearing, the Bench…

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On Constitution Day, CJI Surya Kant says Supreme Court the sentinel safeguarding the Constitution

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant on Wednesday said the Supreme Court was the sentinel safeguarding the Constitution, while the members of the Bar were the torchbearers lighting its path.…

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Centre tells Supreme Court real-money online gaming is fueling money laundering and terror financing

The Centre has informed the Supreme Court that real-money online games pose serious national security and financial risks, claiming that such platforms have become conduits for terror financing and large-scale…

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NHRC flags concerns over exclusive serving of halal meat on trains, seeks response from Railways

The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has raised serious concerns about the Indian Railways’ practice of offering only halal-certified meat to passengers on its trains, stating that the arrangement appears,…

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Collegium system strong but needs transparency: SCBA president Vikas Singh urges swift finalisation of MoP

SCBA president Vikas Singh has reiterated that the collegium system remains India’s strongest mechanism for judicial appointments, but emphasised that it must be supported by clearer procedures and greater accountability.…

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