The Supreme Court held that Sections 187(2) and (3) of the BNSS permit police custody in parts during the first 40 or 60 days of remand, while capping total police custody at 15 days.

The Supreme Court held that Section 38 of the BNSS grants an arrested person the right to meet an advocate during ...

The Delhi Police sought the death penalty for Tahir Hussain and four co-convicts in the murder of Intelligence Bureau (IB) ...

The Bombay High Court has transferred the probe into the assault of doctors by Shiv Sena corporator Ramesh Mhatre to a Deputy ...

The Supreme Court agreed to hear on July 29, the Odisha Government's plea seeking modification of its earlier order permitting the release of the animated film Mahaprabhu Jagannath, after the State ...

The IT Ministry has summoned Meta's global policy chief after the company took down, then restored, a Facebook post by PM ...

The Supreme Court today observed if there should be a formal definition for digital arrest in penal laws as a standalone ...

BPCL suspends former Manipur HC Chief Justice Siddharth Mridul's family-linked LPG dealership after allegations he ran the business for 16 years while serving as a judge.

The Supreme Court questioned the challenge to the ₹8 lakh annual family income limit for EWS reservation in NEET's All India ...

The Supreme Court held that a remission policy framed under Article 161 of the Constitution cannot be superseded by a later ...

The Delhi High Court refused to grant a long adjournment in the Delhi Gymkhana Club matter, directed expeditious completion ...

The Centre's first major response to the NEET paper leak controversy includes Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani-led task ...