Tag: Supreme Court

The NMC now requires medical colleges to report every student suicide or unnatural death monthly, along with police action, institutional inquiries, corrective measures, staffing gaps and emergency medical support.

The Supreme Court is examining a plea over CBSE’s 2026 On-Screen Marking system after students reported blurred scans, missing pages and evaluation errors. Here’s what could change.

Maharashtra is considering a new criminal-law framework for certain defamatory or fabricated social-media posts, years after the Supreme Court struck down Section 66A. Here’s what the proposed amendment could mean for users, creators and online speech.

The Supreme Court has sent preserved footage from the July 20 Sansad Chalo protest to a judicial high-powered committee, which will examine police action, protester violence, women’s safety and digital evidence.

The Supreme Court has asked the Bihar government to explain how Panchayati Raj Minister Deepak Prakash has continued in office for more than six months overall without becoming an MLA or MLC. The constitutional dispute over Article 164(4) will be heard again on August 4, 2026.

A new letter by former Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra general secretary Champat Rai has added fresh questions to the Ram Temple donation theft investigation. The disclosure suggests cash was recovered from suspects before the FIR was registered, while the Supreme Court continues monitoring the SIT probe.

Chief Justice Surya Kant's remark during an urgent Supreme Court hearing on alleged police action against student protesters has sparked political criticism and legal debate. The controversy comes as protests over examination reforms continue across the country.

Chief Justice Surya Kant's remark during an urgent Supreme Court hearing on alleged police action against student protesters has sparked political criticism and legal debate. The controversy comes as protests over examination reforms continue across the country.

The Supreme Court has said parents must have a clear option to refuse APAAR ID enrolment for their children. While the legal challenge to Aadhaar linkage continues, the court has directed CBSE to ensure consent forms include an explicit opt-out choice without affecting a student's education.

The Supreme Court has begun examining whether the high cost of life-saving cancer medicines limits patients' access to treatment. The case has renewed debate over affordable healthcare, drug patents, and timely judicial intervention in urgent medical matters.