. Supreme Court 1. CAPF deputation contempt case: Registry asked to explain listing irregularity The Supreme Court directed its Registry to explain why contempt petitions filed by serving and retired Central Armed Police Force officers were removed from the cause list despite an earlier judicial direction that they be heard. The matter concerns alleged non-compliance […]
As of Tuesday, 29 September 2026, 12:01 PM IST Supreme Court 1. Suo motu proceedings on Delhi-NCR rape cases The Supreme Court has taken suo motu cognisance of recent rape incidents in the Delhi-NCR region. The Court reportedly described the situation as reflecting a broader failure of policing and administration, stating that merely expressing solidarity
Supreme Court benches issued procedural and substantive directions in pending matters involving personal liberty, service conditions and regulatory compliance. Bail-related orders emphasised prompt communication to jail authorities. Certain petitions on institutional appointments and investigation processes were referred for further examination by larger benches. Registry updated listing schedules for the coming days. International Court of Justice
Supreme Court of India The Court sat with multiple benches; daily cause lists for 21 September 2026 list miscellaneous hearings, fresh admissions, and supplementary lists across courts (e.g., Court No. 2 before Justices Vikram Nath, Augustine George Masih, and Sandeep Mehta; other benches similarly active). No major new reportable judgments uniquely dated exactly today dominate
The Supreme Court directed the RBI to ensure genuine compliance with its Fair Practices Code, Master Circulars and recovery-agent guidelines after finding that forcible vehicle seizures continued despite years of regulatory instructions. The judgment arose from the alleged seizure of a truck at about 1 a.m., without the required notice and through the breaking of
1. NSE Co-Location Scam: Chitra Ramkrishna Prosecution Under PC Act The Supreme Court refused to interfere with the Delhi High Court’s order holding that the National Stock Exchange (NSE) performs a vital economic function in public interest, making its officers “public servants” under the Prevention of Corruption Act. A Bench comprising Justice JB Pardiwala and
The U.S. Supreme Court’s mail-ballot ruling is an interim procedural victory for the Trump administration, not a final declaration that every part of the executive order is valid. Separate legal barriers remain.reuters India’s Supreme Court continues to deal with examination-integrity petitions, including a request for a time-bound CBI investigation into alleged recruitment irregularities.timesofindia.indiatimes The Supreme