Ordinary Remedies cannot be bypassed to Force an FIR
The Supreme Court quashed an FIR directed by the High Court under Article 226, ruling that the complainant ought to have first exhausted statutory remedies under the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha…
Percentage-Based Child-Maintenance Clause Was an Interim Obligation
The Supreme Court held that an income-linked child maintenance clause in a divorce settlement was interim and ceased upon lump-sum payment, upholding dismissal of the execution petition. It declined to…
Pay and Pension for CRPF Officer After Three-Decade Ordeal restored
Supreme Court held a CRPF officer reinstated after wrongful removal must be promoted from the original DPC date with full back wages and higher-scale retirement benefits, quashing contempt on payment…
Supreme Court takes strong exception to allegation of corruption in an NCERT text book of Class VIII
Here’s a concise summary of the controversy over 📌 What the Paragraph Said ⚖️ Supreme Court Reaction 📚 NCERT & Government Response 🧠 Why It Matters Unsubstantiated allegations taking the…
Constitutional Limits on Language Use by States
In a significant judgment delivered in 2025, the Supreme Court of India clarified the constitutional framework governing the use of language by State governments in official administration. The Court held…