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CJI S A Bobde wanted Shahrukh Khan to be part of mediation panel to resolve Ayodhya disputeThe mediation panel was set up by a five-judge Constitution bench headed by the then CJI Ranjan Gogoi in March 2019 to resolve the Ayodhya ...- Ayodhya case: SC commences hearing; Nirmohi Akhara to continue argumentsNirmohi Akhara had on Tuesday strongly pitched in the Supreme Court for control and management of the entire disputed 2.77-acre land.
- Ayodhya dispute: SC commences day-to-day hearing"Let us begin the hearing," said a five-judge Constitution bench headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi.
- Ayodhya hearing from August 2: Supreme CourtA five-judge Constitution bench, headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi, said that after perusing the report filed by the mediation panel, it...
- All three mediators in Ayodhya dispute are from Tamil NaduSC has appointed three mediators -- retired apex SC judge FMI Kalifulla, senior advocate Sriram Panchu and spiritual guru Sri Sri Ravi Shan...
- Quotas for the judiciary are still a conundrumJustice SS Naganand, highlighted a possible barrier that any move on an all India judicial service will have to clear: language.
- Disqualification of lawmakers: Supreme Court seeks poll panel's responseThe apex court had held that chargesheeted Members of Parliament and MLAs on conviction for offences, will be immediately disqualified from...
- Cases can be shifted out & into J&K for access to justice: Supreme CourtA five-judge Constitution bench headed by Chief Justice T S Thakur rejected the contention of the State that it cannot interfere as neither...
- Multiple life terms to run concurrently, not consecutively, rules Supreme CourtThe bench delivered its verdict on a range of legal questions including whether a convict can be asked to undergo more than one life term i...
- Matrimonial disputes cases can be transferred out of Jammu and Kashmir: Supreme CourtThe provisions of the Civil Procedure Code and the Criminal Procedure Code which deal with transfer of cases, are not applicable in Jammu a...
- Centre to examine whether to legalise betting in cricket: Supreme CourtWhile reading out the operative portion of the verdict, the CJI said that the bench was leaving it to Parliament to decide whether to legal...
- Examine if BCCI can be brought under RTI: Supreme Court to law panelWhile reading out the operative portion of the judgement, the CJI said the bench was leaving it to Parliament to decide whether functioning...
- Jagmohan Dalmiya's widow hurt by Supreme Court observations on late BCCI presidentWidely credited for bringing money into cricket, Dalmiya died at the age of 75 as the president of BCCI in September last year.
- SC's no to cancellation of bail to Salman in hit-and-run caseThe Supreme Court today yet again refused to entertain a plea seeking cancellation of bail granted to Bollywood superstar Salman Khan by th...
- Supreme Court limits states' power to remit long jail termsThe court said that the states couldn't release a convict if courts awarded a term much in excess of that period while considering the natu...
- Supreme Court dismisses Tamil Nadu govt's plea for police custody of folk singer KovanA bench comprising Justices FMI Kalifulla and U U Lalit did not find any merit in the state government's appeal seeking police custody of K...
- SC transfers Virbhadra's plea from HP to Delhi HC in DA casePlea of Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh in a disproportionate assets case was today transferred from Himachal Pradesh to Delhi High Court by...
- Supreme Court pulls up IPL COO Sunder Raman for ignoring betting chargesThe court also said it would consider a petition challenging the cricket board’s byelaws allowing office bearers to hold IPL teams, ignorin...
- Future of CSK, Rajasthan Royals uncertain as Supreme Court talks of possible suspensionMeiyappan's counsel told the court that his client needed to respond to the panel's findings but he had not received copies of the petition...
- Supreme Court clears key ambiguity in Land Acquisition ActThe judgment went on to say that “the plain wordings used by the legislature are clear and do not create any ambiguity or conflict”.
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