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Tata Sons plans to infuse more funds into Covid-hit group entities

According to a person in the know, group firms affected the most were the airline, hotel, housing, and financial services verticals.

Vikas Dubey tried to escape, police fired in self-defence, UP govt tells SC

On July 14, the top court had said it may consider appointing a committee headed by a former judge to inquire into the encounters of Dubey and his associates

SC extends tenure of TDSAT chairperson Justice Singh by three months

SC also expressed displeasure over the delay in appointments in tribunals in the country

Letter to BS: Extending reservation to physically disabled a welcome step

It is the duty of the government to enable a level-playing field where persons with disabilities can participate on an equal basis with others.

SC seeks govt response on plea demanding timely disposal of mercy petitions

The plea has said that the Centre and states should be directed to take necessary steps to execute death sentence of those convicts who have exhausted all their legal remedies

SC Collegium approves permanent appointment proposal of Additional Judges

Supreme Court Collegium has approved the proposal for appointment of various Additional Judges of High Courts as permanent judge of the High Court

Protecting Western Ghats

Proposed rail line would inflict permanent damage

Maratha reservation: Supreme Court to conduct daily hearing from July 27

The apex court is presently hearing matter only through video-conferencing amid the Covid-19 pandemic

SC refuses to entertain plea against 100% domicile quota in Jammu & Kashmir

A bench comprising Justices L Nageswara Rao, Hemant Gupta and S Ravindra Bhat asked Ladakh-based lawyer to move the Jammu and Kashmir High Court with his plea

Two co-op banks move HC against Centre's ordinance bringing them under RBI

The first bench, comprising Chief Justice A P Sahi and Justice Senthilkumar Ramamoorthy, which admitted the pleas, posted the matter to July 20.

SC panel likely to probe Vikas Dubey encounter; UP to file status report

The apex court was hearing the pleas on the incidents, including those seeking a court-monitored probe into the encounters

SC hands back control of temple with Rs 1-trillion treasures to ex-royals

The apex court on Monday set aside a 2011 order of the Kerala High Court (HC), which had asked the state government to take over the control of the temple from a trust headed by the former royals.

SC dismisses plea for restrictions on Amarnath Yatra due to Covid-19 crisis

SC said these issues fall within the "domain of the executive arm of the state"

SC upholds Travancore family rights to administer Padmanabhaswamy Temple

The apex court upheld the rights of the Travancore royal family in the administration of the temple

The state of LGBTQ+ rights: 'India does not have anti-discrimination code'

Supreme Court advocate Saurabh Kirpal, who was also the lawyer for the petitioners in the case that led to the decriminalization of homosexuality, shares his views

Tata Sons a 2-group firm, quasi-partnership between 2 groups: Mistry family

In its petition to the Supreme Court, Tata Sons has claimed there is no formal or informal agreement like quasi-partnership exists between the two groups, and Tata Sons is not a two-group company.

Not a two-group company, no links with Cyrus Investments: Tata Sons to SC

The apex court had on January 10 granted relief to Tata group by staying the NCLAT order of December 18 last year, by which Cyrus Mistry was restored as the executive chairman

Vodafone Idea repays Rs 2,850 crore to NCD holders on maturity

The payout was made to mutual fund schemes of Franklin Templeton, UTI and Nippon, which had exposure to debt paper of the troubled telecom company

SC allows email, fax, messaging apps for service of notices, summons

The apex court then allowed the modification plea and said the 12 months-time period under the law to complete arbitral proceedings be allowed to remain in force

SC to see if courts can restrict a person on bail from using social media

The plea has also raised other issues, including whether the order restraining the petitioner from using social media deprived him of his rights under the Constitution