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The government on Thursday morning announced the decision to set up special court for paper leak cases.

An IGNOU graduate moved court challenging Bar Council of India Rules after Bar Council of Delhi's refusal to enrol him as an advocate.

The judge said that deeds are of paramount importance, irrespective of a person's name.

The Court said it could restore Vedanta’s possession if the company succeeds in making out a case for interim relief after a detailed hearing on Monday.

The suo motu petition was registered in compliance with the Supreme Court's directions.

The plea was mentioned today for urgent hearing. The Court agreed to list it tomorrow.

The definition effectively excludes construction workers on small sites, leaving them without safety net, the Court has been told.

The petition has been filed by India Signing Hands, an organisation dedicated to the cause of the deaf community.

The Court pointed out that a related plea had already been filed by Wangchuk's wife.

The vaccines are meant to be administered to adolescent girls under the Universal Immunisation Programme (UIP).

The Court upheld the government’s refusal to extend Vedanta’s production sharing contract after the company deducted about ₹88 crore from the government’s profit petroleum share.

The judges said that the disclosure was necessary since the outcome of the case could potentially affect them personally.

The Court pointed out that a writ of mandamus could not be issued against a temple society that is not performing a public duty, and advised the petitioner to pursue a civil suit.

The matter was was mentioned on Wednesday before a Bench of Chief Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya and Justice Tejas Karia for urgent listing.

After hearing doctors present in court, the Bench said that there was a consensus that constant monitoring is needed.

A trial court had granted the duo bail on July 18 in the UAPA case against them.