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The Supreme Court refused the DMK's plea to stop Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay and TVK leaders from speaking to Karur stampede victims' families. The bench said it could not become a political forum and later dismissed the applications as withdrawn.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to entertain the DMK's plea alleging that Tamil Nadu ministers were influencing witnesses in the Karur stampede case, while

The court said it would not regulate a chief minister's activities and advised the DMK not to use the judiciary as a platform for political disputes.

NEW DELHI: Supreme Court agreed to hear Tuesday a plea filed by the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) seeking its intervention to restrain Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), including chief minister C Joseph Vijay and minister Aadhav Arjuna, from making public statements that could influence witnesses in the Karur stampede case.

Chennai: The Madras Bar has produced many doyens both to the Bar and the Bench, said, Justice V Mohana, judge, Supreme Court, adding that the developmental activities being carried out by the Madras Bar Association (MBA) would help the younger generation in the Bar.

Delhi court convicts man in 2022 POCSO case for assaulting five-year-old; judge says child wouldn't falsely implicate stranger, rejects defence on witnesses and motive.

A Markapuram man receives life imprisonment for murdering his wife amid domestic disputes, as court confirms his guilt.

Court orders exhumation of Kannur man's body for a second autopsy amid allegations of medical negligence in his hospital death.

The Court held that it lacked subject-matter jurisdiction to entertain the suit and directed that the plaint, along with all documents, be returned to the plaintiff for presentation before the appropriate jurisdictional forum in accordance with law. It also vacated the interim ex parte order passed on May 2.

Indian courts debate AI, judicial reforms and pendency. But for most litigants, the biggest obstacle is far simpler: websites that crash and often get basic data wrong.