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Former Judge Madan Lokur, who published a biased report in Delhi riots case, now calls for Supreme Court to indulge in more activism

Justice Lokur also said that the courts should step in if there is any violation of fundamental rights in the eyes of the courts, and advocated for more activism on the part of the Supreme Court in such cases.

Women can enter mosques for Namaz provided that there is no intermixing of men and women: AIMPLB tells Supreme Court

All India Muslim Personal Law Board told the apex court that no Islamic religious text authorised the mixing of genders in any mosque

‘Stop running behind small peddlers’: SC grants bail to Sabir who was caught with 8 kg of illegally farmed opium

Sabir's bail application was opposed by the Additional Solicitor General Vikramjit Banerjee, who pointed out that the accused had been convicted twice.

Supreme Court agrees to hear appeal seeking investigation into Hindenburg Research report on Adani firms

The Adani Group equities have suffered on the stock exchanges following the accusations from Hindenburg Research

SC dismisses petitions challenging Victoria Gowri’s appointment just as she takes oath as Madras HC judge

Victoria Gowri is appointed as an additional judge along with four others inside the library room of the Madras High Court.

Rana Ayyub’s plea challenging summons by ED dismissed by Supreme Court

The ED had submitted before the Supreme Court that donation fraud accused Rana Ayyub had used money sought for slum dwellers, COVID-19, and some work in Assam for “personal enjoyment, luxuries and pleasure”.

Delhi: Man acquitted by SC in Chhawla gang-rape and murder case just 3 months back gets arrested for murder

It was revealed during interrogation that Vinod was acquitted in 2012 Chhawla gang rape and murder case earlier.

Supreme Court allows next ‘Hindu Jan Akrosh’ rally in Mumbai, asks govt to video record the event over allegations of hate speech

Supreme Court rejected a petition seeking a ban on the proposed 'Hindu Jan Akrosh Sabha' in Mumbai on Monday

Supreme Court refuses interim order against union govt’s decision to block propaganda BBC documentary, asks centre to produce original records

Supreme Court refuses interim order against union govt’s decision to block propaganda BBC documentary without hearing the govt first

Supreme Court has been working an average of 222 days in a year: Law Minister Kiren Rijiju

The Supreme Court of India, in the exercise of the powers conferred on it under Article 145 of the Constitution of India, makes rules for regulating the Court's practice and procedures which includes its sittings and vacations, etc.

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