Supreme Court

The bench led by Chief Justice T S Thakur slammed Noida Toll Bridge Company Ltd for acting immaturely and asked them not to behave like they have constructed a 'road to moon'.

Bihar road rage case: Rocky Yadav, accused of killing student Aditya Sachdeva, went back in jail after Supreme Court on Friday cancelled his bail granted by Patna High Court last week. The decision came after Bihar government challenged the Patna High Court's decision in the apex court saying that if he (Rocky) remains out of jail, then there are likely chances of him influencing the key witness of the case.

Supreme Court on Tuesday asked liquor Baron Vijay Mallya to reveal what he did with USD 40 million received from Diageo. The apex court also asked him to make proper disclosure of his foreign assets.

The BCCI on Monday deferred its media right - broadcast and digital - tender process indefinitely as the justice RM Lodha Panel Committee is yet to appoint an independent auditor to oversee the whole process.

The Haji Ali Dargah Trust on Monday told Supreme Court that women will be allowed to enter in the inner sanctum on par with men, asking four weeks’ time to imply infrastructural changes in the premises.

Supreme Court on Tuesday started hearing to revisit its two-decade-old 'Hindutva' judgment for an alternative pronouncement of electoral law against the misuse of religion for political gains.

Supreme Court on Tuesday bowled a shocker to Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), dismissed the cricket board's petition seeking review of the apex court verdict over Lodha panel recommendation.

Five years have passed when Apple and Samsung had entered into legal battle due to design patent copyrights. The case has now taken a new twist with Apple taking the case for hearing to US Supreme Court.

In a Hindu society, it is a "pious obligation" of the son to maintain parents and the persistent effort of the wife to constrain the husband to be separated from his family constitutes an act of 'cruelty' enabling him to get the divorce, the Supreme Court has said.

Supreme Court on Monday sentenced 25 years of jail for Vikas Yadav and his cousin Vishal, convicts in the 2002 Nitish Katara murder case. The SC's decision gave the Yadav cousins a break by allowing their sentences to run concurrently rather than consecutively. That means instead of spending 30 years in jail, they will be behind bars for just 25 years.