SC urges Union govt to revise Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita's cruelty laws, considering daily marital disputes and children's welfare.
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Supreme Court dismisses PIL against new criminal laws replacing British-era codes, set for July 1, 2024 implementation.
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Uttar Pradesh police arrest Farhan, 22, a stalker of a 17-year-old minor girl who allegedly shot her dead in Uttar Pradesh’s Meerut on January 22, after she resisted his advances. Read more.
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A plea has been filed in the Supreme Court of India seeking suspension of three new criminal laws, raising critical concerns over their impact on fundamental rights and the legal framework. The petit...
President Droupadi Murmu has given assent to three significant criminal law reforms in India, marking a historic shift in the legislative landscape. The Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, Bharatiya Nagarik Sura...
The Delhi High Court has refused Jackie Shroff interim relief against Youtuber 'UnfilteredThugesh' for alleged personality rights' infringement.
18 May, 2024 05:20 PMSC issues notice to EC on ADR plea to release voter turnout data. SC demands EC to disclose vote counts within 48 hours after each phase of the 2024 Lok Sabha polls.
18 May, 2024 11:16 AMGet the latest updates from India's Supreme Court and the High Courts ! Here’s a round up of the week's top legal stories in a quick, easy-to-read summary.
18 May, 2024 09:58 PMED claims to have recovered direct chats between Kejriwal and hawala operators on money transfer in Delhi liquor policy scam; SC reserves judgement on arrest appeal.
18 May, 2024 11:47 AMSC rules abuse under SC/ST Act must be in public view. Case involves Olympic Riding and Equestrian Academy, highlighting key requirements for the offence.
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