Page 368 - Supreme Court
Suspicion, however strong, cannot take the place of proof: Supreme Court
Suspicion, however strong, cannot take the place of proof, the Supreme Court has said, stressing that an accused is presumed to be innocent unless proved guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
 "Suspicion, however strong, cannot take the place of proof: Supreme Court")
SC gives RBI six months to lay down regulations for locker facility
The court held that banks cannot wash off their hands towards their customers for the operation of lockers
 "SC gives RBI six months to lay down regulations for locker facility")
Nepal PM's House dissolution move was unconstitutional: Amicus curiae to SC
Nepal plunged into a political crisis on December 20 after Oli, in a surprise move, dissolved the House of Representatives, amidst a tussle for power with his rival Pushpa Kamal Dahal ''Prachanda''
 "Nepal PM's House dissolution move was unconstitutional: Amicus curiae to SC")
SC asks Centre to file affidavit on technical glitches in GSTN
One of the major contentions put forward by the taxpayers was that the relevant GST forms could not be filed due to technological glitches faced on the GST Network portal
 "SC asks Centre to file affidavit on technical glitches in GSTN")
SC panel on farm laws holds talks with officials of agri-related ministries
The Supreme Court-appointed panel on the new farm laws on Thursday said it held consultations with top officials of the ministries of agriculture, food processing industries and consumer affairs
 "SC panel on farm laws holds talks with officials of agri-related ministries")
Ranbaxy-Daiichi case: SC asks lenders to place loan records of promoters
The Supreme Court Thursday directed 17 banks and financial institutions of former Ranbaxy promoters Malvinder and Shivinder Singh to place on record the paperwork related to the loans in question
 "Ranbaxy-Daiichi case: SC asks lenders to place loan records of promoters")
SC closes case to probe sexual harassment allegations against ex-CJI Gogoi
A bench headed by Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul said that nearly two years have passed and the possibility of retrieving electronic records is very little
 "SC closes case to probe sexual harassment allegations against ex-CJI Gogoi")
SC asks TSIIC to pay Unitech Rs 165 cr in case related to township project
This comes as a relief to cash-strapped Unitech
SC registers suo motu contempt case against Rajdeep Sardesai for his tweets
The Supreme Court has registered a suo motu contempt case against journalist Rajdeep Sardesai for his tweets allegedly scandalising judiciary
 "SC registers suo motu contempt case against Rajdeep Sardesai for his tweets")
Constitutional challenges to a complete cryptocurrency ban in India
The need then is to regulate, not ban, experts say
 "Constitutional challenges to a complete cryptocurrency ban in India")
No suo motu contempt case registered against Rajdeep Sardesai: SC clarifies
The Supreme Court on Tuesday late night clarified that its website "inadvertently" showed that a suo motu contempt case against journalist Rajdeep Sardesai for his tweets has been registered.
SC to hear PIL for including judges, staff in priority for Covid vaccine
A bench comprising Chief Justice S A Bobde and Justices A S Bopanna and V Ramasubramanian posted the petition filed by an advocate for hearing after two weeks
 "SC to hear PIL for including judges, staff in priority for Covid vaccine")
WhatsApp case: For people, privacy matters more than firm's value, says SC
Centre, WhatsApp get notice over privacy standards
 "WhatsApp case: For people, privacy matters more than firm's value, says SC")
Top headlines: Future Group readies for SC battle, WPI inflation rises
Indians return to shopping and Supreme Court serves notice to Facebook, WhatsApp, and the government over user privacy. Those stories and more in our headlines this evening.
 "Top headlines: Future Group readies for SC battle, WPI inflation rises")
SC notice to Centre, WhatsApp on plea alleging low privacy standards
The top court said that people have grave apprehensions that they will lose their privacy, and it is our duty to protect them
Uttarakhand glacier burst may spell more trouble for Char Dham road project
Almost all the national highway projects in Uttarakhand had been grouped under the name of Char Dham project by the Union ministry of road transport and highways
 "Uttarakhand glacier burst may spell more trouble for Char Dham road project")
Right to protest can't be anytime, everywhere, says Supreme Court
Twelve activists had filed a review petition on the October 2020 ruling of the top court terming the anti-citizenship law protests held at Shaheen Bagh to be illegal
Decoded: What are pro forma NPAs and how does that impact borrowers?
An analysis of results declared by listed banks so far shows that the NPA figures shown in the bank income statements are lower than the ones earmarked on pro forma basis
 "Decoded: What are pro forma NPAs and how does that impact borrowers?")
NCLT raps Amazon in Future case: Don't be a 'perpetual objector'
Says it has no locus standi in Future's plea to hold shareholder meeting; reserves order
 "NCLT raps Amazon in Future case: Don't be a 'perpetual objector'")
Endless wait for justice in courts, says former CJI Ranjan Gogoi
'You want a $5 trillion economy but you have a ramshackled judiciary'