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CJI's recusal from CEC appointment case sparks debate on judicial conduct, conflict of interest, and the need for recusal codification.
Renewable Energy Ministry seeks expanded powers to control market design and tariff regulations, challenging Power Ministry's authority.
Supreme Court closes landmark MC Mehta case after four decades, revolutionizing environmental jurisprudence through continuous mandamus and public interest litigations.
Supreme Court permits withdrawal of life support for patient in Persistent Vegetative State, affirming right to die with dignity.
Supreme Court scrutinizes 'personal data' definition in DPDP Act amid concerns over right to information and surveillance.
Supreme Court mandates Covid-19 vaccine no-fault compensation policy following parents' legal battle after daughters' deaths due to side effects.
Supreme Court balances free speech and fake news concerns regarding IT Rules, questions Fact Checking Unit's role and constitutionality.
Governors of Tamil Nadu and West Bengal transferred amidst constitutional controversies and strained Centre-State relations, impacting state governance and political dynamics.
Supreme Court examines the legality of income tax searches in the digital age, balancing state power and informational privacy.
Allahabad High Court questions 'bulldozer justice', highlighting concerns over due process violations and executive overreach in Uttar Pradesh.
Centre tells SC: No prior nod needed for PMAY-G houses on forest land if individual rights recognised under FRA, 2006.
Rising violence against street dog caregivers sparks debate; Supreme Court's directives on dog management create confusion amid calls for humane policies.
US Supreme Court curbs presidential tariff powers, potentially reviving multilateral trade and impacting India-US trade negotiations amidst global economic shifts.
Supreme Court to examine Digital Personal Data Protection Act's impact on privacy, RTI, press freedom, and potential state overreach.
Supreme Court affirms that telecom service providers lack ownership over spectrum, deeming it a public resource, not an asset for insolvency.
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