Supreme Court

  • Supreme Court Halts Re-arrest of Telangana Journalists in Social Media Case Against Chief Minister

    Supreme Court Halts Re-arrest of Telangana Journalists in Social Media Case Against Chief Minister

    Oct 16, 2025 05:39 pm CST

    The Supreme Court has intervened to protect two female journalists from Telangana by staying their re-arrest in a controversial case involving alleged defamatory social media content against Chief Minister Revanth Reddy. Pogadadanda Revathi and Thanvi Yadav of Pulse News faced serious charges including publishing obscene material and criminal conspiracy after sharing content deemed derogatory to the state government, raising significant questions about press freedom and the limits of social media expression.

  • Indian Nurse Nimisha Priya

    Indian Nurse Nimisha Priya's Yemen Execution Stayed: Supreme Court Update

    Oct 16, 2025 03:37 pm CST

    An Indian nurse sentenced to death in Yemen has received a temporary stay of execution as diplomatic efforts continue. The Supreme Court was informed that a new mediator has joined negotiations while the possibility of blood money payment under Sharia law is being explored to secure her release.

  • Health Expert Warns: "Green Crackers" Still Harmful to Air Quality and Public Health During Diwali

    Health Expert Warns: "Green Crackers" Still Harmful to Air Quality and Public Health During Diwali

    Oct 16, 2025 03:12 pm CST

    Delhi's top chest surgeon Dr. Arvind Kumar challenges the notion of "green crackers" being safe, warning that despite Supreme Court's approval for their use during Diwali, all firecrackers contribute to air pollution and significant health risks. With Delhi's winter pollution already concerning, medical experts anticipate increased emergency hospital admissions for respiratory, cardiac and neurological conditions following the festival season.

  • Supreme Court Questions Government Opposition to Lethal Injection Option for Death Row Inmates

    Supreme Court Questions Government Opposition to Lethal Injection Option for Death Row Inmates

    Oct 15, 2025 08:27 pm CST

    The Supreme Court has criticized the Indian government's resistance to allowing death row convicts the option of lethal injection as an execution method, calling hanging "cruel" and "barbaric." A public interest litigation argues that alternatives would provide more humane and dignified deaths, with judges noting the government's reluctance to evolve with changing times. The case has been adjourned until November 11.

  • Supreme Court Allows Green Crackers in Delhi NCR for Diwali: Balancing Celebration and Environmental Concerns

    Supreme Court Allows Green Crackers in Delhi NCR for Diwali: Balancing Celebration and Environmental Concerns

    Oct 15, 2025 04:34 pm CST

    The Supreme Court has permitted the use of green crackers in Delhi NCR during Diwali (October 20-21), citing that smuggled conventional firecrackers cause more damage than regulated green alternatives. The ruling establishes specific time slots for firecracker use and directs pollution monitoring bodies to track air quality, while emphasizing this is a temporary measure balancing cultural celebrations with environmental protection concerns.

  • MK Stalin Blames Actor Vijay

    MK Stalin Blames Actor Vijay's 7-Hour Delay for Karur Stampede That Killed 41

    Oct 15, 2025 03:23 pm CST

    Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has held actor Vijay and his Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam party responsible for the deadly Karur stampede that claimed 41 lives. Stalin cited Vijay's seven-hour delay, inadequate facilities, and poor planning as key factors in the tragedy, while the Supreme Court has ordered a CBI investigation into the incident that has sparked political controversy ahead of next year's elections.

  • Supreme Court Permits Green Crackers in Delhi for Diwali 2023: A Balanced Approach to Festive Celebrations and Environmental Protection

    Supreme Court Permits Green Crackers in Delhi for Diwali 2023: A Balanced Approach to Festive Celebrations and Environmental Protection

    Oct 15, 2025 02:11 pm CST

    The Supreme Court has relaxed Delhi's firecracker ban, allowing certified green crackers during Diwali from October 18-21 within specific time slots. This decision aims to balance festive traditions with environmental concerns in a region struggling with severe winter pollution. The ruling includes strict manufacturing regulations and monitoring requirements to ensure compliance and minimize environmental impact.

  • Understanding Green Crackers: A Less Polluting Alternative for Diwali Celebrations in Delhi-NCR

    Understanding Green Crackers: A Less Polluting Alternative for Diwali Celebrations in Delhi-NCR

    Oct 15, 2025 01:30 pm CST

    Green crackers, developed by CSIR-NEERI, produce 30% less air pollution than conventional fireworks. The Supreme Court has approved their use in Delhi-NCR during Diwali from October 18-21, with specific time restrictions. These eco-friendlier alternatives feature smaller shells, fewer chemicals, and dust suppressant additives, offering a balanced approach to celebrating festivals while reducing environmental impact.

  • Gitanjali Angmo Reports Surveillance to Supreme Court Following Husband Sonam Wangchuk

    Gitanjali Angmo Reports Surveillance to Supreme Court Following Husband Sonam Wangchuk's Arrest Under NSA

    Oct 15, 2025 12:58 pm CST

    Sonam Wangchuk's wife Gitanjali Angmo has filed an affidavit with India's Supreme Court claiming constant surveillance in Delhi following her husband's arrest under the National Security Act. The Ladakh statehood activist was detained after protests turned violent, with authorities alleging Pakistan connections - claims Angmo vehemently denies while challenging the legality of his detention.

  • Supreme Court Hearing Urgent Petition from Telangana Journalists Facing Arrest Over Posts Against CM Revanth Reddy

    Supreme Court Hearing Urgent Petition from Telangana Journalists Facing Arrest Over Posts Against CM Revanth Reddy

    Oct 14, 2025 05:55 pm CST

    Two female journalists from Telangana have petitioned the Supreme Court after a High Court ruling put them at risk of arrest for allegedly posting abusive content against Chief Minister Revanth Reddy. Pogadadanda Revathi and Thanvi Yadav of Pulse News were initially arrested in March and later granted bail, but now face serious charges including publishing obscene material and inciting hatred. The Supreme Court has agreed to hear their urgent plea challenging the custody order.