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95% of matters before Sup...

The Supreme Court judge Justice D.Y. Chandrachud on Tuesday observed that 95% of the cases which are filed in the top court are frivolous in nature. He said that this was taking away the judges’ time.

Justice Chandrachud wants...

Solicitor General Tushar Mehta had countered: “There is a suo motu case regarding dignified handling of the dead.” Amicus Arora said: “That may be so, the poor are unable to dispose of the dead. Why cannot the state give a ritual semblance to the disposal of the dead?”

Centre moves SC against K...

Justice Chandrachud questioned whether they could do anything without verifying adequate documents

Contempt proceedings will...

Chief Justice NV Ramana agreed to list before the bench led by Justice DY Chandrachud, the Delhi High Court Tuesday order regarding the situation of oxygen supply.

Sudarshan TV case: There ...

The Supreme Court today observed that there has to be a balance between speech and dignity. The top court was hearing a plea against television channel Sudarshan News, pertaining to its programme titled ‘UPSC Jihad’ which runs into several episodes.

SC restrains Sudarshan TV...

The Supreme Court today made some strong observations while restricting news channel Sudarshan TV from telecasting the remaining episodes of its show 'Bindas Bol' that talks about Muslims who get through the UPSC exam until further orders.

Virtual Courts Can Never ...

Justice DY Chandrachud, ...

Third Wheel Moving The Fo...

“India’s freedoms will rest safe as long as journalists can speak truth to power without being chilled by a threat of reprisal” -Justice Chandrachud in Arnab Goswami’s case.

Big Blow For Congress As ...

The Supreme Court has hel...

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Privacy enthusiasts somet...

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Supreme Court directs Cen...

Delhi Excise Policy case:...

Allahabad High Court dire...

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