India's data protection law has changed access to personal information under RTI, prompting concerns over investigative journalism, transparency and the scope of the public-interest test
Justice Mini Pushkarna said the court was not rejecting the interim prayer at this stage and it was also not passing any order on it
The poll panel, in its 248-page response to the petition against Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar and the decisions taken by it, strongly defended the SIR
The plea was mentioned before a bench of Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi, which issued notice to Gandhi and others
The collegium held its meeting on October 26 and recommended the name of Justice P Sam Koshy of the Telangana High Court for appointment as Chief Justice of the Delhi High Court
SC issued notice to the Centre on a petition by the Digital News Publishers Association alleging that provisions of the DPDP Act and Rules infringe press freedom and the right to information
Delhi will bar non-BS-VI petrol and diesel vehicles registered outside the capital from November 1 to January 31, with exemptions for electric, CNG and specified essential vehicles
The protesting students have maintained that the administration must announce a definite date for the polls, which have not been held since 2006, and set a timeline for approving the constitution
Delhi's AQI stood at 167 at 7 am on Tuesday, up from 164 on Monday morning, with PM2.5 and PM10 identified as the prominent pollutants, according to CPCB data
The Supreme Court has directed states and Union Territories to fund dedicated bar rooms, washrooms and basic facilities for women advocates in district and taluk courts
News publishers argue the law could threaten investigative journalism, expose confidential sources and force the removal of factual reports
The Registrar General of India has barred officials from releasing Census 2027 data or provisional population figures until further orders, citing confidentiality under the Census Act.
The Election Commission told the Supreme Court that the SIR declaration was separate from Form 6 and defended its decision-making process against allegations of unilateral action.
The Supreme Court will examine whether salary costs reimbursed to EY US for employees deputed to Indian entities qualify as taxable fees for technical services under the India-US tax treaty.
From voter registration to objections and deletions, electoral laws prescribe procedures for changing voter lists. Here's how the rules work and what safeguards protect voters against wrongful removal
A bench comprising Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and V Mohana issued notices to the Centre, Election Commission of India and others on a plea filed by Arun Anandagiri
The court allowed termination of a pregnancy beyond 24 weeks after scans revealed foetal brain abnormalities, setting aside a medical board's refusal to approve the procedure
On September 4, the bench had directed states to raise the retirement age of judicial officers from 60 to 62 years
According to the DFS, some internal dismantling work was underway at the building, which might have led to the fire
The case stemmed from remarks allegedly made by Rahul Gandhi during the 2018 Karnataka Assembly election campaign, when he referred to Amit Shah, then BJP president, as an accused in a murder case