Amit Shah says the strengthened anti-paper leak law will be the toughest deterrent against exam fraud. Parliament approves stricter penalties, faster investigations, and stronger action against paper leak networks.
Allahabad High Court ruled that pregnancy cannot be a ground to deny women public employment, stressing equality, dignity, and constitutional rights.
Lok Sabha has passed the Vande Mataram Bill, granting the National Song the same legal protection as the National Anthem. Know the key provisions, penalties, and significance of the new law.
The Rajya Sabha witnessed a heated showdown as the Centre and Congress traded blame over exam paper leaks, while the BJP objected to Mallikarjun Kharge’s remarks on Amit Shah during the debate on the Public Examinations Amendment Bill.
The Supreme Court has directed the Centre to preserve RAF ammunition logs and ensure medical treatment for injured protesters while hearing a plea challenging the use of pellet guns during the Delhi student protest.
The Supreme Court ruled that judicial propriety requires judges to recuse from cases involving property linked to their former clients to uphold impartiality.
BCI has directed State Bar Councils to publicise the Supreme Court’s ban on unauthorised recording and sharing of court proceedings across India.
The Supreme Court directed the Delhi Government to provide medical treatment to Jantar Mantar protesters injured by pellet guns and sought SOPs on their use.
Madras High Court rules that administrative records of public authorities should remain transparent, strengthening citizens’ right to information and accountability.
Rajya Sabha passes a Bill granting Vande Mataram the same legal protection as the National Anthem, making intentional insults punishable by law.