Chief Justice J S Khehar

Liquor ban on highways: Goa govt plans to approach SC, says CM Manohar Parrikar

Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar on Tuesday said the state government is considering moving the Supreme Court for "clarification" on its order banning liquor along highways.

Liquor ban on highways: SC to hear pleas seeking modification on Wednesday

The Supreme Court on Tuesday assured states and other petitioners that on Wednesday it would hear their plea seeking modification of its December 2016 order banning liquor vends within 500 metres of state and national highways across the country from 1 April.

Aadhaar debate: Govt expects blind trust from justifiably wary citizens

How seriously should we take government's claims that the most sensitive, crucial and identifiable data of a billion-plus Indians are "safe" and won't fall prey to identity or financial thefts?

Babri Masjid demolition case: Supreme Court defers hearing till 6 April

The Supreme Court on Thursday deferred for two weeks the hearing of a CBI plea seeking restoration of criminal conspiracy charges against senior BJP leaders, including veteran leader LK Advani, in the demolition of the Babri Masjid in 1992.

SC on Ayodhya Ram Temple: From Owaisi to RSS' Dattatreya, politicians react to apex court's 'interference'

The Supreme Court on Tuesday said fresh attempts must be made by all parties concerned to find a solution to the Ayodhya temple dispute which is a "sensitive" and "sentimental matter".

Farmer suicides: SC concerned about govt going in 'wrong direction'

The Supreme Court on Friday expressed grave concern over farmers' suicide due to indebtedness and crop failure and said it felt the government was going in a "wrong direction" in tackling the real problem.

SC hearing on citizenship for illegal migrants' children to be held in May

The Supreme Court on Tuesday said a constitution bench would in May hear the question whether the children of illegal migrants born here can avail the benefit of citizenship under the existing law.

Aadhaar Bill: Supreme Court 'tentatively not convinced' with Jairam's Ramesh's stand

The Supreme Court on Monday said it was "tentatively not convinced" with the grounds taken by Congress leader Jairam Ramesh to challenge Lok Sabha Speaker's decision to certify a bill to amend Aadhaar law as a money bill.