Supreme Court will hear a petition seeking the release of former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti
The international court's ruling shows that a law amended by India's parliament has remained only on paper
The apex court had earlier adjourned the hearing on September 10 directing that all decisions taken by the RBI, the Government of India, or the banks be placed before it for consideration
All that happened in the markets today
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Monday said his government would approach the Supreme Court over the issue of new farm laws
Hours before the scheduled start of CLAT-2020 the Supreme Court allowed a suspected Covid-19 positive aspirant to take the entrance test in a separate isolation room
The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) submitted before the Supreme Court on Monday that it is impossible to defer the civil services exams any further
Pursuing the matter further will affect investment climate
The victory at the Hague however will boost sentiment for the stock
The apex court said the earlier judgment of August 28, 2020, would continue to remain in force till October 26 or till the time a member (law) is appointed
Financials of banks may take Rs 10,000 - Rs 20,000 crore of hit if interest on interest is waived
Their predicament has worsened after the surprise lockdown
The statement came during a case pertaining to airfare refunds for flights booked during the lockdown
The Supreme Court has held that the Centre's decision to increase import duty on goods from Pakistan by 200% in the backdrop of last year's Pulwama attack could not be applied retrospectively
Solicitor General Mehta said that a holistic view has been taken keeping in mind the interests of passengers and the airlines.
Mohan had challenged the notice from the Delhi Assembly's 'Peace and Harmony' committee in the Supreme Court
The four page notice has sought a written submission from the channel regarding violation of programme code and why action should not be taken against it, Mehta said during the brief hearing
This is in connection with a summon asking him to depose before it with regard to north-east Delhi riots
The Bar Council of Delhi (BCD) has asked activist-lawyer Prashant Bhushan to appear before it on October 23 following his conviction by the Supreme Court
Facebook executives had earlier skipped the hearing of Delhi Assembly's 'Peace and Harmony' committee