Court News Updates

The Chhattisgarh High Court closed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) raising the issue of admission of students belonging to the marginalised ‘Pahadi Korwa’ community.

The petition in Delhi High Court has been filed by AAP MLA against vandalisation outside the official residence of Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal on March 30. The PIL seeking the constitution of a Special Investigation Team to undertake an independent criminal investigation in the incident.

SC cancels all India Quota Mop-Up Round Counselling for NEET-PG 2021-2022 admissions cancelled

The Supreme Court on Thursday upheld the Madras High Court order on not providing 10.5 percent reservation to the Vanniyar caste in Private Educational Institutions and appointments or posts in the services under the state within the Reservation for the Most Backward Classes and Denotified Communities Act, 2021.

NV Ramana the CJI has launched a software in presence of the Judges of Supreme Court and Chief Justices and Judges of High Courts called FASTER

The Supreme Court on Wednesday granted an opportunity to the Union of India through the Directorate General of Health Services to set right the anomalies on two aspects.

The Madras High Court has dismissed a PIL seeking direction to the District Collector, Tiruppur District to construct a floor level concrete road bridge in  Periyanadhapalayam in Sembiyanallur village, as the villagers are willing to provide money for its construction, so that the villagers may approach the burial ground easily.

Supreme Court notes that the reduction of sessions of JEE-Mains from four to two pertains to the policy domain. Hence, the petitioners are permitted to submit a representation to the National Testing Agency for consideration

Allahabad High Court allows bail application of person, who was accused of refusing to marry and raping a Scheduled Caste girl, after having relationship with her for seven years

The Centre has filed its response in a plea by three Civil Services aspirants, seeking an extra attempt at the Civil Services examination, claiming that they had to miss the Civil Services Mains exam because they had contracted Covid-19.