December 31st, 2019 / 7:45 PM / Updated 22 hours ago Image Credits:TimesNowNews,OutlookIndia Supreme Court, in 2019, while delivering many historical verdicts put an end
Aanchal Bhateja’s historic appearance as India’s first blind woman advocate in the Supreme Court challenges exclusionary disability policies.
The Supreme Court has nearly doubled alimony to ₹50,000 per month and ordered a marital home transfer to ensure a divorced woman’s financial security and dignity.
India’s Supreme Court upholds reasonable employment bonds, allowing companies to recover actual training costs from early-leaving employees.
A Bengal teacher’s alleged stress-related death after losing his job in the SSC scam verdict has triggered widespread protests and debate over the human cost of recruitment scandals.
India’s Supreme Court rules that maternity leave is a constitutional right for all women, regardless of the number of children.
In a rare Supreme Court move, a rape convict’s sentence was suspended after he proposed marriage to the survivor, who accepted.
The Supreme Court has strictly prohibited tree felling within a five-kilometre radius of the Taj Mahal without its explicit permission, extending protections across the 10,400 sq km Taj Trapezium Zone and dismissing pleas for relaxation on private lands.
The Supreme Court has halted deforestation in Kancha Gachibowli, demanding urgent restoration and warning Telangana officials of jail if compliance fails.
The Supreme Court upholds Urdu’s use on Maharashtra municipal signboards, emphasising linguistic diversity and national unity.
