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Read More... Supreme Court Says Peaceful Protest Is Constitutional Right, Questions Police Action During Student Protest
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The Supreme Court observed that peaceful protest is constitutionally protected and questioned police action against students protesting paper leaks, while calling for uniform national guidelines on handling demonstrations.
Read More... CJI Surya Kant Urges Young Lawyers to Earn Respect in Court, Not on Social Media
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Chief Justice of India Surya Kant has advised newly inducted Advocates-on-Record (AORs) to focus on hard work, ethics and courtroom excellence instead of chasing social media popularity. He said lasting professional credibility comes from quality legal practice and service to clients, not online recognition.
Read More... Supreme Court Declines Urgent Hearing on Jantar Mantar Protest Plea; CJI Says, ‘Don’t Waste Our Time’
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The Supreme Court refused to urgently hear a plea challenging the alleged police action against students during the Jantar Mantar protest. Chief Justice of India Surya Kant said the court had no time to watch video evidence, while the matter continues to draw legal and political attention.
Read More... Cockroach Janta Party vs National Parasitic Front: Viral battle
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By Abhishek Joshi
Satirical outfits CJP and NPF explode online after CJI’s ‘cockroach’ remark. Over 1M followers, manifestos, and political buzz. Read ground report.
Read More... SC Declines Plea for Mandatory Voting
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By Abhishek Joshi
Supreme Court on Thursday refused a petition seeking mandatory voting in India, with Chief Justice Surya Kant observing that democracy needs awareness and voluntary participation, not compulsion. The bench said the issue lies in the policy domain.
Read More... Supreme Court on Menstrual Leave: "The Moment You Make It Law, Nobody Will Hire Women" — CJI Surya Kant Declines PIL, Warns of Career Damage and Gender Stereotype Reinforcement
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By Nitin Trivedi
Supreme Court declines PIL for nationwide compulsory menstrual leave. CJI Surya Kant warns mandatory law will stop employers hiring women. Voluntary policies "excellent." Full ruling explained.
Read More... Can a Textbook Tell the Truth About Courts? NCERT's Judiciary Chapter Ban Is India's Most Uncomfortable Education Story of 2026
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By Nitin Trivedi
Supreme Court banned NCERT's Class 8 book, blacklisted its authors & removed 3 members over a judiciary corruption chapter. But was the chapter actually wrong?
Read More... ‘Apology Not Enough…Heads Must Roll’: Supreme Court Imposes Blanket Ban on Controversial NCERT Textbook Over Judicial Corruption Chapter
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Supreme Court bans NCERT Class 8 textbook on judicial corruption chapter, orders seizure of copies and notices to officials. CJI Surya Kant demands accountability amid controversy.
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