Topic: Supreme Court of India
In a first, lawyer with hearing impairment argues Supreme Court case in sign language
The Supreme Court for the first time heard a case argued by a lawyer with hearing impairment via an interpreter using sign language.
“Teacher telling students to hit a classmate because they belong to a particular community! Is this quality education?”: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Monday pulled up the Yogi Adityanath government in Uttar Pradesh and the police for the manner in which they have been dealing with a case in which a teacher in Muzaffarnagar district instructed her students to slap their seven-year-old Muslim classmate.
“In this case, convicts had privilege of coming out…”: Supreme Court on Bilkis Bano case
The Supreme Court on Thursday observed that in the Bilkis Bano case, the convicts had the privilege of getting parole for many days, unlike several other convicts.
Supreme Court grants interim protection to Editors Guild members in cases over Manipur fact-finding report
The Supreme Court on Wednesday granted interim protection from police action to members of the Editors Guild of India on the two FIRs filed against them for releasing a report on media coverage of Manipur violence.
Explainer: What does Supreme Court’s handbook on gender stereotypes say?
The Supreme Court of India has released a handbook to combat gender stereotyping which, as it has observed, clouded the judgments of several High Courts in the matters related to sexual and gendered violence.
Academic gets two weeks’ protection from arrest in case registered after interview on Manipur
The Supreme Court on Monday gave Hyderabad University professor, Kham Khan Suan Hausing, two weeks’ protection from coercive action in criminal proceedings instituted against him following his interview on Manipur to a news portal.
