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Source: SCC Online (legal reporting)
The President has transferred Justice T. Vinod Kumar to his parent High Court, the High Court for the State of Telangana.
Subject: Constitutional developments
Area: Judgments & legislation
Source: SCC Online (legal reporting)
In an opinion addressing a challenge to the EC Act, 2023, Justice Dipankar Datta concluded that the matter does not warrant reference to a larger Bench.
Subject: Constitutional developments
Area: Judgments & legislation
Source: SCC Online (legal reporting)
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the NGT International Conference 2026, highlighting India's environmental and climate initiatives.
Subject: Constitutional developments
Area: Judgments & legislation
Source: SCC Online (legal reporting)
The Supreme Court has ruled that a writ petition filed under Article 226 cannot be treated as one under Article 227 to deprive a litigant of an appellate remedy.
Subject: Constitutional developments
Area: Judgments & legislation
Source: SCC Online (legal reporting)
The Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly has passed a resolution calling for Tamil to be recognised as the principal language of the Madras High Court. The resolution relies upon constitutional provisions as well as technological advancements.
Subject: Constitutional developments
Area: Judgments & legislation
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