Lok Sabha Passes Bill Allowing Future UPI Charges What It Means for Users
Lok Sabha has passed a Bill allowing the government to permit future UPI charges. Learn what has changed, whether users will pay fees, and more.
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Wife Living in Adultery Cannot Claim Maintenance: Gujarat High Court
Gujarat High Court rules that a wife living in adultery is not entitled to maintenance under Section 125 CrPC. Read the judgment and legal implications.
Can a Husband Claim Maintenance from His Wife? Latest Supreme Court Judgments
Can a husband claim maintenance from his wife? Learn the latest Supreme Court judgments, Sections 24 & 25 HMA, eligibility, and key legal principles.
WhatsApp Chats & Section 65B in Divorce Cases: Patna High Court
Patna High Court rules that WhatsApp messages without a Section 65B certificate cannot be relied upon to prove cruelty in divorce proceedings.
Income Should Not Decide SC/ST Reservation Benefits: Centre Tells Supreme Court
The Centre tells the Supreme Court that SC/ST reservation cannot be based on income alone, saying historical discrimination remains the key constitutional basis.
UPI Payments Above ₹2,000 May Soon Attract Merchant Fee Proposed Law Explained | UPI Transaction Fees 2026
The government has proposed legal changes that could allow merchant fees on UPI payments above ₹2,000 in the future. Learn what the proposal means, who may be affected, and whether consumers will have to pay.
Kerala HC Rejects Interim Plea for Disability Quota in Akshaya Centres
Kerala High Court refused interim relief seeking a disability quota in Akshaya Centre allotments, while directing the State to respond to the petition.
Whether Saptapadi/Saatphere Took Place in Alleged Second Marriage Must Be Decided During Trial: Uttarakhand High Court
Uttarakhand High Court held that whether Saptapadi was performed in an alleged second marriage is a factual issue that must be decided during trial.
Written Grounds of Arrest Mandatory: Allahabad High Court
Allahabad High Court held that written grounds of arrest are mandatory and set aside a remand order for non-compliance with constitutional safeguards.
Supreme Court: Grouping and Kitting Imported Photocopier Modules Is Not ‘Manufacture’ Under Central Excise Act
The Supreme Court held that grouping and kitting imported photocopier modules does not amount to manufacture under the Central Excise Act.