Changes in CBI chief selection
Ridhima Malhotra
New Delhi, July 3

The Supreme Court on Tuesday dismissed the pleas of the West Bengal government and an NGO seeking that panchayat elections in the state be rescheduled in view of the holy month of Ramzan which begins

It is a matter of concern that some policemen misuse their powers as it tarnishes the reputation of the entire police force and reduces the common man’s confidence in it, the Supreme Court observed on

The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed the pleas of Essar Teleholdings Ltd and Loop Telecom Ltd, companies facing trial along with their executives in the 2G spectrum allocation scam case, claiming tha

Departmental enquiry has been initiated against seven policemen for dereliction of duty in connection with the sensational December 16 gangrape case, the ministry of home affairs informed the Delhi hi

Model and Bollywood actor Shayan Munshi and another witness in the Jessica Lall murder case face prosecution on charges of perjury for turning hostile while deposing in the trial court, the Delhi high

The Supreme Court on Friday rejected a plea filed by CBI officers seeking that the Group of Ministers (GoM) examining the issue of the agency’s autonomy be directed to refer to parliamentary panel rep

No one can be arrested for posting allegedly offensive comments on social networking websites unless permission is obtained from a senior police officer, the Supreme Court ruled on Thursday.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday commuted to life imprisonment the death penalty awarded to a man for murder as the President’s office took too long to reject his mercy plea.

M.N. Das, who was awarded capital punishment for beheading a man, had moved a mercy plea before the President in 1999, which remained pending for 11 years and was rejected by former President Pratibha Patil in 2011.