The issue of Punjab government’s action on the newspaper reached the Supreme Court, order came to maintain electricity and continue publication.

The case of Punjab Government’s action against the newspaper Punjab Kesari has reached the Supreme Court. On Tuesday, January 20, the newspaper’s publisher told the court that his electricity had been cut off for writing news against the state government. A notice has also been sent from the Pollution Board. The bench headed by the…

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‘…I will not allow this to be brought in the court’, the CJI got angry after hearing what the petitioner said, said – do not come here just for the camera

Chief Justice Surya Kant on Monday (January 19, 2026) rejected a petition filed regarding judicial reforms. It was demanded in the petition that all the courts should give decision in every case within one year. CJI called it a publicity stunt. He expressed strong displeasure over such a petition filed in the name of judicial…

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‘It’s too late for apology’, SC angry at the minister who gave statement on Colonel Sophia Qureshi, asked MP government – why is there no case against him…

The Supreme Court has expressed surprise at the attitude of Madhya Pradesh government in the matter of giving controversial statement regarding Colonel Sophia Qureshi. The SIT told the court that it had sought permission to prosecute Madhya Pradesh Minister Vijay Shah, but till now the government has not taken any decision on it. After Operation…

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Judge Cash Scandal: Supreme Court rejected the petition of Justice Yashwant Verma, Lok Sabha had challenged to form an inquiry committee.

Allahabad High Court judge Justice Yashwant Verma, embroiled in the cash scandal, has received a shock from the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court has refused to interfere in the matter of forming an inquiry committee on behalf of the Lok Sabha. Justice Verma had filed a petition saying that the proposal to remove him from…

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Burnt his wife by pouring kerosene, why did SC say on HC order of acquittal – Lack of solid evidence does not weaken the prosecution’s case

The Supreme Court on Thursday (January 15, 2026) said that if there is a credible and reliable dying declaration of a person in a case, then it does not weaken the case of the prosecution even if there is no concrete evidence of motive. Justice B.V. Nagarathna and Justice R. Mahadevan’s bench overturned the Himachal…

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SC surprised to hear about Mamata Banerjee’s interference in I-PAC raid, said- it will be investigated…

The Supreme Court on Thursday (January 15, 2026) termed as very serious the allegations of the Enforcement Directorate (ED) that it faced obstruction from the West Bengal government and Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee during the raid on the office of ‘Indian Political Action Committee’ (I-PAC) and the premises of its director in the case related…

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