In a landmark judgment on July 30, 2024, the Supreme Court of India ruled that Bar Councils cannot charge more than ₹750 as enrollment fee for general category advocates and ₹125 for those from backward categories. This decision, delivered by a three-judge Bench led by Chief Justice D.Y. Chandrachud, addressed concerns about exorbitant fees previously charged by some State Bar Councils, which were reported to be as high as ₹40,000.

The Kerala government on Tuesday sought the assistance of the Defence forces for rescue operations in the wake of the devastating landslides in Wayanad district.

A man, covered in mud, was seen desperately trying to stand by clinging to a huge boulder in gushing flood water, in one of the harrowing scenes from a landslide-hit hamlet in Kerala's Wayanad district on Tuesday.

The Congress on Tuesday took a swipe at Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw after the train derailment in Jharkhand, saying since June the "Fail Minister" has "overseen three accidents" that have cumulatively cost 17 lives but there is "no accountability" in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's new India.

Despite strict directives from the Supreme Court, Patanjali Ayurved, led by yoga guru Baba Ramdev, persists in flouting regulations by promoting its Ayush products through deceptive advertising practices. Specifically, Patanjali's Drishti Eye Drop continues to be advertised on social media platform X (formerly Twitter), contrary to assurances made to the Court.

Trinamool Congress leader Sagarika Ghose on Tuesday slammed the government over a train derailment in Jharkhand that claimed two lives, saying citizens suffer every day because of neglect of basic safety of trains.

Civil services aspirants and locals continued their protest outside Rau's coaching centre in Old Rajinder Nagar for the third day on Tuesday.

Heavy rains triggered a series of massive landslides in the hilly areas of Kerala's Wayanad district early on Tuesday, leaving at least 45 persons dead and sparking apprehensions of possible increase in fatalities due to many people feared trapped under the debris.