DNA Report Can’t Be Ignored Without Proof of Tampering HC
Chhattisgarh High Court rules that a DNA report cannot be rejected on a mere allegation of broken chain of custody without evidence of tampering.
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‘No Insurance, No Fuel’ Supreme Court Proposes Pilot Project to Improve Road Safety
The Supreme Court has asked the Centre to launch a ‘No Insurance, No Fuel’ pilot project to improve third-party insurance compliance and road safety.
Alternative Benefits for Disabled Military Cadets: Supreme Court Examines New Welfare Framework
Supreme Court is examining alternative benefits for disabled military cadets, including employment support, disability schemes, and welfare measures.
Top 20 Maintenance Case Laws on Husband’s Rights in India
Explore the top 20 maintenance case laws on husband’s rights in India. Learn when maintenance can be denied, reduced, modified, or challenged by a husband.
Retired Employees Can’t Claim Arrears Beyond 3 Years: MP High Court
The Madhya Pradesh High Court ruled that retired employees cannot generally claim salary arrears beyond three years before filing a writ petition.
Can Maintenance Be Denied Due to Adultery Supreme Court & Indian Law Explained
Can a wife lose maintenance due to adultery? Learn what Indian law, BNSS, the Hindu Marriage Act, and Supreme Court judgments say about maintenance and adultery.
Supreme Court Directs Centre to Ensure Encroachment-Free Walking Spaces Across India
The Supreme Court has directed the Union Government to ensure encroachment-free pedestrian walkways across India, reaffirming that safe walking spaces are part of citizens’ constitutional rights.
Supreme Court Prima Facie Proof of Adultery May Bar Interim Maintenance
The Supreme Court ruled that clear prima facie evidence of adultery can justify denial of interim maintenance, while mere allegations are insufficient.
CAPF Officers Challenge Promotion Rules Under New Law in SC
CAPF officers have moved the Supreme Court against the 2026 Act, alleging it restricts promotions and weakens the benefits of the 2025 judgment.
Can Private Sector Salary Affect Non-Creamy Layer Status?: Kerala High Court
Kerala High Court explains whether children of high-income private sector employees can get Non-Creamy Layer status and how Creamy Layer is determined.