India & World

The Supreme Court ruled DNA testing can't be routinely ordered, citing privacy, dignity, and potential harm to family relationships.

The Supreme Court questioned the Tribunal Reforms Act, 2021, citing legislative overreach and emphasized the need to respect past court orders during reforms.

Defence minister Rajnath Singh on Monday carried out a comprehensive review of the functioning of the country’s defence public sector undertakings (DPSUs) and asked them to focus on swift indigenisation of critical technologies

“The number of requests received in October from Karnataka was 5,252, which is nearly six times more than the 765 requests received in October last year,” a senior functionary said

Vice President has conveyed to the lawmakers that politics should not be the sole objective in Parliamentary debates and the focus should remain on public welfare and people’s issues

The government aims to expand urban cooperative banks nationwide, urging digital adoption to reduce NPAs and boost job creation, says Amit Shah.

Responding to a public interest plea, the top court stressed that women makes up the “largest minority” in India and that political equality for them is a constitutional pledge

Lago said that rich countries have lost enthusiasm for combating climate crisis while China is surging ahead in producing and using clean energy

The Supreme Court condemned unfounded allegations against judges by litigants and lawyers, closing contempt proceedings after apologies were accepted.

CJI Bhushan R Gavai acknowledged AI misuse in judiciary but emphasized regulation should be executive-driven, not judicial, amid a PIL for GenAI governance.