Bringing back fugitives who operate from foreign countries requires a combination of state intelligence tracking, central coordination, and diplomatic deportations.
The bench led by Chief Justice Surya Kant granted time to respond to the poll body's unified affidavit outlining statutory compliance and technological oversight.
Courts multiply statutory per-violation fines by millions of user impressions, then adjust the total against constitutional limits and corporate earnings.
The apex court has asked the Andhra Pradesh State Election Commission to rule by Thursday on whether to give candidates more time to file nomination papers for urban local body elections.
The high court denied Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and two co‑defendants’ request to enforce a withdrawn 2024 plea deal, clearing the way for a military‑commission trial in 2028.
The nationwide update introduces stricter verification norms, digital formats for political parties, and polling booth reforms ahead of key state elections.
The Union government maintains that tax relief is tied to recognised marriage, defends the biometric Aadhaar rule for subsidised LPG, opposes the de‑notification of Jantar Mantar and is asked by the Supreme Court to answer a plea for stricter age verification at liquor outlets.
A bench headed by Chief Justice Surya Kant directed Delhi Police to form a team led by a DCP-rank officer to investigate the August incident independently.
A bench led by Acting Chief Justice Nitin Sambre defers the matter to Tuesday after noting the Supreme Court is already examining protest venue guidelines.
A federal hearing disclosed that both victims died from the same trio of synthetic kratom compounds sold at Puffs Vape, Tobacco and Beer in Oxford, prompting custody decisions for two store workers.
Witnesses and first responders took the stand as prosecutors challenged the defence's claim that Rodney Hinton Jr was legally insane when he ran down a deputy.
On 1 October 2026 a three‑judge bench of the Supreme Court ordered a stay on the death sentence of Ahmed Bawa, an Indian Mujahideen operative convicted for the 21‑bomb attacks that killed 56 people in Ahmedabad in 2008.
The bench of Chief Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya and Justice Tejas Karia said the September 6 collapse of a paying‑guest building in South Delhi was the result of criminal conduct, ordering an independent probe and a ₹1 crore compensation claim.
Ivan Jennings, a former Stafford councillor, was sentenced to five years and three months after pleading guilty to encouraging terrorism and sharing a deadly manifesto.
Bruce Davis, a convicted member of Charles Manson’s cult who served life for two 1969 killings, died on Sept. 11 at the California Medical Facility in Vacaville, officials said.
