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No, the Supreme Court didn’t declare unilingual Canadians ‘inferior’

The Supreme Court of Canada recently handed down a landmark decision on a narrow but important constitutional question: must the lieutenant governor of New Brunswick — the Crown’s representative in Canada’s only officially bilingual province — be able to perform the functions of that office in both official languages?

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School Assembly News Headlines, July 29, 2026: Top national, international, business, sports updates and thought of the day

Delhi government approved the Lakshmi Yojana scheme for women's financial aid. The Supreme Court ordered safeguards for NEET protestor data and released detainees. Char Dham Yatra faced a two-day suspension due to heavy rains and landslides. India announced its Test squad for the Sri Lanka series with Shubman Gill captaining.…

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SC says insolvency shield cannot protect real estate promoters from homebuyers' cases

The Supreme Court ruled promoters and directors cannot use insolvency moratorium against homebuyers. This decision provides significant relief for homebuyers facing delayed projects. Insolvency proceedings against a company do not halt action against its leaders. The court clarified the moratorium protects only the corporate debtor, not individuals. This ruling impacts…

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NEET protest violence: SC orders safeguards for protesters' digital data, release of under-18 detainees

The Supreme Court has directed all states to release detained student protesters below 18 years of age with no criminal antecedents while hearing petitions alleging police excesses during the NEET paper leak protests. Observing that "agitations in a democracy are bound to happen," the court said a prima facie case…

The Economic Times

My New UnPopulist Article on Why "Court-Packing is a Dangerous Gambit Best Avoided"

It responds to a creative court-packing proposal put forward by Andy Craig.

Reason

DHS Offers Haitians $2,600 and a Free Flight Home After Protected Status Expires for 300,000 Nationwide

The US is offering financial incentives and free flights to over 300,000 Haitians facing deportation after the Supreme Court ended Temporary Protected Status, escalating enforcement against affected communities.

International Business Times UK

NEET paper leak: RJD MP moves SC against use of 'excessive police force' on protesting students

Rajya Sabha MP Manoj Kumar Jha has moved the Supreme Court seeking FIRs and an SIT probe into alleged police brutality against students protesting the NEET paper leak. The apex court agreed to hear the matter on Tuesday, along with similar petitions alleging excessive force during protests held between July…

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Ahead of Diwali season: Central Pollution Control Board opposes 'green crackers' production over prohibited barium nitrate usage; SC to settle the dispute

Supreme Court will decide whether next-generation green firecrackers can be commercially produced in India after two central government bodies took contradictory positions on the matter. While CSIR-NEERI approved the formulations for reducing pollution, CPCB objected on grounds that they still contain barium nitrate, a chemical the court itself had banned.

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SC issues notice on MoS Suresh Gopi's plea against Kerala HC order

The Supreme Court will hear Suresh Gopi's challenge to a Kerala High Court order. The High Court refused to dismiss a petition questioning his 2024 Lok Sabha election win. Binoy AS, a youth federation leader, alleged corrupt practices by Gopi during his campaign. These allegations included misuse of religious symbols…

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SC reserves order on Abu Salem's plea for release after 25 years in jail

The Supreme Court on Monday reserved its order on gangster Abu Salem's plea seeking release from prison, in which he argued that he has completed the maximum 25-year jail term permitted under the India-Portugal extradition agreement. During the hearing, the bench questioned his claim that remission could be counted towards…

The Economic Times

South Korea's 'Divorce of the Century' Could Have Cost $940M: SK Billionaire Now Owes His Ex-Wife $644M

South Korea's landmark divorce case involving SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won has him ordered to pay $644M to his ex-wife. The legal battle raises questions for one of the country's largest conglomerates.

International Business Times UK

GST notice uploaded only on portal isn't valid service, high courts rule: What it means for taxpayers

High Courts are questioning GST notice validity when only uploaded online. Punjab and Haryana High Court ruled portal uploads are not valid service. Other High Courts also quashed notices due to improper tab placement. Taxpayers must now regularly check the GST portal for any notices. The Supreme Court may soon…

The Economic Times

SC agrees to hear Kapil Sibal's plea on anti-defection law merger clause

The Supreme Court will hear Kapil Sibal's plea on the Tenth Schedule's interpretation. This plea questions how party mergers allow MLAs and MPs to avoid disqualification. The court noted Parliament should devise a mechanism for these complex issues. Sibal argued this provision significantly impacts the nation's political landscape. The case…

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Supreme Court junks review plea against verdict on loss of Scheduled Caste status upon religious conversion

The Supreme Court dismissed a review petition regarding Scheduled Caste status. A person converting to a religion other than Hindu, Sikh, or Buddhist loses SC status. This loss is immediate and complete from the moment of conversion. The court upheld an Andhra Pradesh High Court order on this matter. Reconversion…

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SC says Nilekani-led task force recommendations will be key to online NEET decision

The Supreme Court will examine suggestions from a task force regarding the online structure of NEET. Prioritizing enhanced cybersecurity and database safeguarding for digital examinations, the court aims to carefully evaluate the advice from a high-profile committee headed by Nandan Nilekani. This panel, featuring esteemed technology and government leaders, will…

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NEET protest: SC says police excesses cannot be justified merely because there is agitation, to hear pleas on Tuesday

The Supreme Court asserted that police actions during protests must not exceed justified limits, advocating for a structured approach to managing peaceful gatherings. The court has agreed to review claims of excessive force used against student protesters and a related case about police being attacked, during a time when the…

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Asiatic Lions in Gir Face a Genetic Crisis: What Inbreeding Means for Their Conservation

A Population Built on a Handful of SurvivorsAt the turn of the twentieth century, the Asiatic lion was functionally gone from the Indian subcontinent. The last viable group, fewer than twenty individuals by some estimates, clung to the teak forests of the Gir region in what is now Gujarat, protected…

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How Trump's Tariffs Undermine US Trustworthiness and Credibility—and What Can Be Done to Stop it

Economist David Hebert highlights an underappreciated danger of Trump's tariff mania. It's a serious problem, but one that can at least be mitigated.

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Will build Shivaji museum instead of Mughal museum in Agra by 2026 end: Yogi Adityanath

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath announced a new museum honoring Chhatrapati Shivaji. He criticized the previous government's plan for a museum dedicated to Aurangzeb. Public funds will not be used for a museum honoring an invader, he stated. The new museum is expected to be completed by the end…

Reason

Brian Fitzpatrick Makes the Case for Callais

An argument in support of the Supreme Court's Voting Rights Act jurisprudence one is unlikely to hear in academia.

The Independent UK

Small businesses file lawsuits against Trump's new sweeping tariffs

Trump’s tariffs are headed to court — again

The Economic Times

SC voices concern over in-laws being dragged in criminal cases arising out of marital disputes

The Supreme Court expressed concern over in-laws being involved in marital disputes. It criticized the Bombay High Court for not examining case materials. The court quashed a POCSO case against a paternal aunt of a minor. This action followed allegations of sexual molestation by the aunt against her nephew. The…

International Business Times

Fresh Tariffs Steer Trump Administration Into Legal Arena. How The Battle Is Taking Shape

The Liberty Justice Center, which represents the small businesses, has argued that the invoked law, Section 301, does not grant any authority "to tax substantially all imports from substantially all countries at preestablished rates." The US administration has countered this saying it's not merely looking for ways to resurrect its…

The Economic Times

SC sets aside dismissal of employee who alleged it to be biased action but withdrew his allegation; Court says withdrawal doesn’t erase apprehension & orders fresh probe

Supreme Court sets aside employee dismissal over bias allegations which he later on withdrew; Court says withdrawal of allegations doesn't erase apprehension, orders fresh probe. Know what happened with this employee and what the Supreme Court said about his dismissal.

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Nephew allegedly demands share in 5.5-acre ancestral land or Rs 1.5 crore; uncle’s family files FIR against him; SC quashes criminal case for this reason

Man files FIR against people allegedly asking for partnership in 5.5 acre ancestral land or Rs 1.5 crore; SC cancels FIR and rules criminal process cannot be used as a weapon of harassment and coercion in property title dispute civil cases. Know how he won the case in Supreme Court

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