Punjab and Haryana will supply 11,973 million units of electricity to Himachal Pradesh over 20 years under a Supreme Court-approved cashless settlement.
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.
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The high court denied Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and two co‑defendants’ request to enforce a withdrawn 2024 plea deal, clearing the way for a military‑commission trial in 2028.
Addressing the 34th annual convocation in Bengaluru, Chief Justice of India Surya Kant urged legal graduates to remain guided by ethics, intellectual independence, and civic duty.
The top court has asked the government to respond to a petition urging enforceable guidelines, economic safety nets and curbs on arbitrary personal law practices.
The bar body acted with Attorney General R Venkataramani's approval after comments followed the Chief Justice of India declining a meeting with Opposition leaders.
A two‑judge bench of the Supreme Court dismissed Tamil Nadu’s appeal, confirming that pre‑conversion caste status cannot translate into reservation benefits under the Muslim backward class category.
The top court has paused criminal proceedings over his 2019 remarks against the Prime Minister, while the opposition escalates its street agitation in Delhi.
Speaking alongside Chief Justice Surya Kant at the commission's 33rd foundation day, Justice V. Ramasubramanian called the apex court's top office India's most vital yet exposed institution.
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.
Entry and exit at Patel Chowk, Janpath, Rajiv Chowk, Mandi House, Central Secretariat and Barakhamba Road will be barred from 6 am to 4 pm on Monday, with interchange facilities kept open.
A special Sunday bench tells authorities to stop detaining peaceful demonstrators and restore normal transit and internet operations following a citywide security clampdown.
The decision comes as police clamp down on weekend demonstrations and the Supreme Court separately protects students from prosecution over past rallies.
CJI Surya Kant clarified that the court never approved the new online declarations, as petitions challenge alleged unilateral decisions by CEC Gyanesh Kumar.
