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CJP protest: SC seeks report on minor girl's allegation, says nobody can browbeat victim

The Supreme Court expressed serious concern over a minor's harassment. The court demanded action on the girl's FIR and reports from governments. Nobody can be permitted to browbeat a victim or her family. The girl alleged harassment and vandalism after registering her FIR. The court stressed that violence against a…

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SC: Won't agree to any changes in reconstitution of high-powered committee in NEET protests case

The Supreme Court rejected requests to change its five-member committee. This committee will examine police actions against student protesters in Delhi. The court stated it would not presume bias in its appointed panel. It will allow public input and consider all submitted evidence. The committee's findings will assist the Supreme…

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School Assembly News Headlines, September 11, 2026: Top national, international, business, sports updates and thought of the day

The Supreme Court has taken charge of overseeing the case concerning the Satya Niketan building collapse. In another context, Prince Rahim Aga Khan held a meeting with Prime Minister Modi to explore opportunities for development collaboration. Meanwhile, Xi Jinping's visit to India seeks to mend diplomatic relations, though business interactions…

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Can husband face jail for marital rape? Supreme Court to examine law

Marital Rape Laws in India: The Supreme Court is examining whether the marital rape exception under the IPC and BNS is constitutionally valid. The bench questioned whether a husband can be prosecuted for marital rape when existing law expressly excludes it from the definition of rape, while the Centre argued…

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Satya Niketan PG collapse: SC asks Delhi HC to monitor case to conclusion

The Supreme Court requested the Delhi High Court to continue monitoring the building collapse case. Seven people died and twelve were injured in the tragic Satya Niketan incident. The court noted steps taken by Delhi government and MCD regarding building safety. Amicus curiae suggested transferring proceedings or filing reports before…

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TN bypolls: TVK names candidates, sets up electoral clash with DMK in first battle post April elections

The ruling TVK party has announced its candidates for upcoming by-elections. These contests will feature direct electoral battles against the DMK party. The AIADMK party is also expected to participate in the upcoming by-elections. TVK aims to leverage local support bases for its nominated candidates. Polling is scheduled for October…

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Marital rape exception under constitutional scrutiny: Supreme Court to examine provisions in IPC, BNS

The Supreme Court has on Wednesday agreed to examine the constitutional validity of the marital rape exception under Section 375 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), which provides that sexual intercourse or sexual acts by a man with his own wife do not constitute rape. The Court will also hear…

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Duty of enforcement agencies to ensure compliance with law on wearing seat belts: SC

The Supreme Court affirmed existing seat belt laws are adequate for vehicle safety. It stressed law enforcement agencies must ensure citizens comply with these regulations. The court noted that seat belt non-compliance leads to serious injuries and fatalities. It directed the petitioner to submit suggestions to the competent authority. The…

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Satya Niketan collapse: Delhi CM promises aid, orders demolition of unsafe adjoining building

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta visited AIIMS hospital to meet injured victims. She assured the state government would provide medical care and financial assistance. Two children admitted to the hospital are in stable condition and will be discharged. A neighboring unsafe building will be demolished soon after the collapse. Police…

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SSC CHSL 2026 vacancies: Registration begins today, direct link, steps to apply, fees and more

SSC CHSL 2026: SSC has opened applications for the SSC CHSL 2026 examination, offering approximately 2,536 tentative Group C vacancies for LDC, JSA, DEO and DEO Grade ‘A’ posts. The notification was issued on September 7, with applications open until October 7. Candidates must meet the prescribed age and Class…

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Why footpaths in this country are not paved with the best of intentions

In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court has recognized the right to access footpaths as fundamental. Despite this ruling, many Indian cities feature deficient or repurposed pavements, putting pedestrians at risk while crossing heavy traffic. Furthermore, societal perceptions of walking as a class-exclusive activity add to the plight of walkers.…

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Nick Bartlett’s 2026 Week One Fearless Predictions

Nick Bartlett looks at some factors that could affect the outcome of the tio regional contests this weekend.

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Former civic body chief Somnath Dey arrested in RG Kar rape-victim's cremation case

Former Panihati Municipality chairman Somnath Dey was arrested in Bengaluru on Thursday. He is accused in the hurried cremation of a rape-murder victim in 2024. Dey had been absconding since the police began their investigation into the matter. He is the third person arrested in connection with the cremation controversy.…

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US judge blocks Trump’s fresh bid to curb birthright citizenship: 'Children covered by earlier SC ruling remain US citizens at birth'

A US district judge in Maryland has blocked President Donald Trump’s latest attempt to restrict birthright citizenship, saying the executive order (EO) cannot be enforced against children whose citizenship rights have already been recognised by the Supreme Court (SC) earlier.

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2026 Week One Selected Big Ten College Football Previews

e got a good taste of college football in Week Zero, but this week the season kicks off in full.

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SSC JE Recruitment 2026: Check how to apply, direct link, eligibility, vacancies, application fee and more

SSC JE Recruitment 2026 applications have opened for 1,748 Junior Engineer and Scientific Assistant posts. Eligible candidates can apply online from September 2 to September 22 through ssc.gov.in. The recruitment covers government organisations including BRO, CPWD, MES, DoT, CWC and IMD, with Group 'B' Level-6 posts offering a pay scale…

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Supreme Court asks West Bengal govt to provide details of quizzing of Abhishek Banerjee's PA in land grabbing probe

The Supreme Court requested West Bengal government records for Sumit Roy's interrogation. Roy alleged investigators focused on his family and party instead of the offense. The court extended Roy's protection from arrest until September seventh. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta disputed these claims, citing bank deposits. The bench will examine interrogation…

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Mayawati welcomes UP jobs plan, seeks action on reserved posts and 69,000 teacher recruitment

LBSP chief Mayawati welcomed the Uttar Pradesh government's announcement to provide government jobs to one lakh youth in the next six months, but questioned whether the move was driven by electoral considerations. She urged the government to ensure transparent recruitment without paper leaks or corruption and sought action on the…

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EPFO credits August pensions early to 4,40,901 pensioners in Keralam Zone amidst Onam celebrations

The Employees' Pension Fund Organisation credited August pensions early for 4,40,901 pensioners. This advance disbursement occurred on August 26, 2026, before the Onam festival. The Employees' Pension Scheme 1995 is usually paid at the month's end. This early release enabled families to celebrate the festival without financial concerns. EPFO aims…

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Pakistan SC to hear former PM Imran Khan's sister's contempt plea on September 16

Pakistan's Supreme Court will hear a contempt petition on September 16. Uzma Khan filed the petition over Imran Khan's hospital transfer order. The court registrar fixed the hearing along with the main case. The government has also filed a review petition challenging the August 18 order. This hearing will address…

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SC hears Abhishek Banerjee’s plea seeking expedited decision on disqualification of 20 Rebel TMC MPs

The Supreme Court heard a plea from TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee regarding rebel MPs. He sought expedition of Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla's decision on disqualification. The apex court declined to issue notice to the Speaker and secretary-general. A similar plea by Shiv Sena (UBT) was previously halted by the…

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Supreme Court slams ‘luxury litigation’, imposes Rs 5 lakh cost on both litigants

The Supreme Court has strongly disapproved of luxury litigation practices. Influential individuals indulging in such cases delay genuine legal proceedings. The court imposed a Rs 5 lakh cost on each litigant for unclean hands. Actress Rehana Khan and her lawyer faced rejection of their prolonged legal battles. Their actions occupied…

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From proven performance to growth phase

SCX Corporation, the recurring-income asset management arm of SET-listed developer SC Asset Corporation, turns proven warehouse performance into a platform for recurring growth.

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NEET protests: SC constitutes 5-member panel to probe police excesses, use of force and surveillance

The Supreme Court on Thursday constituted a five-member High-Powered Enquiry Committee headed by former judge R Subhash Reddy to investigate alleged police excesses during NEET protests. The panel will examine claims involving pellet guns, electric batons, lathi charges, tear gas, violence against women, surveillance, crowd-control measures, medical aid and compensation.

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Police cannot investigate offences under PCPNDT Act: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court has ruled police cannot investigate PCPNDT Act offences. Designated authorities must take action in these specific technical cases. Police powers are restricted to offences under this particular Act. They can still investigate independent criminal law offences disclosed. This judgment clarifies police roles in sex selection prohibition matters.

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