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The Supreme Court will hear suspended university students challenging their exam exclusion after a street play protest, while the bench noted a special examination could be ordered if their petition succeeds.
The Supreme Court ordered Priya Varghese to detail her teaching experience amid challenges from the UGC and Prof Joseph Skariah regarding whether her disputed contract, PhD, and administrative tenures met eligibility criteria.
In his memoir, former Supreme Court judge Sanjay Kishan Kaul criticises former Chief Justice DY Chandrachud for seeking government pre-approval on judicial appointments, arguing the collegium must firmly protect its independence from executive influence.
The Supreme Court ruled that children have a fundamental right to internet access, deeming blanket bans disproportionate, while directing the Centre to create a national database to remove sexually explicit material depicting minors.
The Supreme Court issued notice to the Election Commission over opposition petitions challenging alleged voter deletions during electoral roll revisions, while also questioning a petitioner's conduct and tagging pending matters.
The Supreme Court sought responses regarding the de-notification of Jantar Mantar as a protest site, while various petitions addressed election roll irregularities, police actions, and protests demanding the Chief Election Commissioner's resignation.
The Supreme Court registry flagged over 10 defects in the petition filed by Rahul Gandhi and other Opposition leaders regarding electoral roll irregularities.
The Supreme Court clarified that it neither approved nor disapproved the Election Commission's revised voter registration Form 6, noting the issue was never formally considered during the Bihar electoral rolls case.
During a Sunday sitting, India's Supreme Court ordered the restoration of Delhi Metro, rail, and internet services, banned unlawful detentions of peaceful protesters, and protected the professional duties of lawyers and journalists.
Delhi Police denied permission for an October 10 protest demanding the Chief Election Commissioner 's resignation, citing short notice and rule violations, while the Supreme Court opposed a complete metro shutdown.
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