Responding to an argument about the perils of AI, during the hearing, Chief Justice B.R. Gavai remarked: "We are aware of it. We have seen a morphed video of the two of us."

Today, Supreme Court will hear the criminal contempt petition filed by Supreme Court Bar Association seeking action against advocate Rakesh Kishore who threw a shoe at the Chief Justice of India. Bench: Justices Surya Kant and J Bagchi SCBA has initiated criminal contempt

On October 26, SCBA sought Attorney General’s consent. The letter read: The Executive Committee of the SCBA has unanimously resolved that such a direct attack on the judiciary cannot be overlooked, as it undermines the very foundation of the rule of law. Accordingly, we have

AG R Venkatramani, granted his consent on October 26. His letter reads: "Upon careful consideration of the material placed before me, I am satisfied that the conduct of Rakesh Kishore amounts to criminal contempt of Hon’ble Supreme Court within the scope of Section 2(c) of the

e-filing 3.0 of the Supreme Court online filing system is here. The first version was introduced in May 2017. e-filing 2.0 followed in May 2023 under CJI DY Chandrachud. Version 3 was launched today.

Delhi High Court, when you don't give appearance.

New scam on the block! MORTHINDIA

The least Indigo could have done was to send an email with my ticket details.

After Supreme Court, Delhi High Court also issues circular allowing advocates to opt for hybrid/video conferencing mode amid severe air pollution.

What's downloading Mumbai?

In Goa, INR = RUP.

Supreme Court takes excessive vacations. Meanwhile, Supreme Court:

As it is said: There are as many Supreme Courts as there are benches in the Supreme Court.

Ache din! #DelhiAQI

Hi IndiGo InterGlobe, May I know, how your compensation of ₹5950 (which you told me I'll get by 8 Jan) became ₹5000 after three weeks? cc: Garima Jain

Hi TRAI, your DND app has become useless after the update - it's not able to fetch the call list despite giving access. Please look into it.

The NCLT and NCLAT websites have been facing serious functional issues for weeks. It’s high time their IT operations are moved from NIC to a more reliable tech body (similar to the email shift from NIC to Zoho). Lawyers and litigants shouldn't have to leave their crucial filings