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India food-safety crackdown puts one-in-five failure rate and warning labels under scrutiny
India is intensifying food-safety enforcement after government data showed roughly one in five tested samples failing safety, quality or labelling standards, while a separate Supreme Court battle over red front-of-pack warnings could reshape the country’s more than $100 billion packaged-food market.
Supreme Court overturns Madhya Pradesh property ruling based on mutation entries
The Supreme Court has reiterated that mutation and other revenue entries serve primarily fiscal purposes and cannot by themselves establish or extinguish ownership of immovable property.
Three-year Bar rule reduced as Supreme Court creates new Civil Judge recruitment pathway
The Supreme Court has replaced its three-year Bar-practice requirement with a phased model combining legal practice, Judicial Academy training and supervised clerkships.
Jantar Mantar crackdown faces SC probe as Delhi Police files pellet-injury FIR
A five-member Supreme Court-appointed committee will investigate both alleged police excesses and violence against security personnel during the July 20 student demonstrations.
UP Gangsters Act faces major legal setback after Supreme Court says existing law cannot sustain prosecutions
The Supreme Court has found that the Uttar Pradesh Gangsters Act prescribes punishment without creating a distinct offence, while leaving its broader constitutional validity unresolved.
Supreme Court voids NCLT insolvency orders over fake AI precedents and demands zero tolerance
An insolvency order collapsed after fake AI precedents entered the record. India’s Supreme Court has now put lawyers and judges on notice.
Supreme Court sets new ITR rules for motor accident compensation across India
India’s Supreme Court has reset how ITRs shape accident compensation, separating stable salaries from volatile business earnings.
India’s first women NDA entrants commissioned into Indian Air Force in historic Dundigal parade
India’s officer pipeline has changed. First women National Defence Academy entrants are now commissioned, testing a deeper military reform.
Why Supreme Court’s overqualification ruling matters for government job aspirants
Higher degrees can now hurt eligibility. Supreme Court says recruitment fairness depends on the post, not just academic superiority.
Supreme Court sets three month limit for High Court verdicts as judicial delay faces national correction
India’s courts hear cases, but delayed verdicts keep litigants waiting. Supreme Court’s three month rule now tests judicial accountability.