Chief Justice of India B R Gavai on Wednesday said lawyers don't want to work during vacation but the judiciary is blamed for the backlog of cases.

The Enforcement Directorate on Wednesday told a Delhi court that a 'prima facie' case of money laundering was made out against Congress leaders Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi, and others in the National Herald matter.

On the second day of the Supreme Court's hearing on the Waqf law, the Centre asserted that Waqf is a form of charity and not an essential religious practice in Islam. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, presenting arguments on behalf of the government, said the state is legally empowered to reclaim government land that has been declared as Waqf under the now-removed ‘waqf-by-user’ provision.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday granted anticipatory bail to former IAS probationer Puja Khedkar, accused of cheating, and wrongly availing OBC and disability quota benefits in the civil services examination.

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday directed Abhijit Iyer Mitra to remove allegedly defamatory posts from his X (formerly Twitter) account targeting women journalists of the media outlet Newslaundry, before it would proceed to hear his defence in a defamation case.

The Ashoka University on Wednesday said it was "relieved" and "heartened" that the Supreme Court granted interim bail to its professor Ali Khan Mahmudabad.

In a landmark achievement for India’s educational landscape, Mizoram has officially been declared the country’s first fully literate state under the ULLAS (Understanding Lifelong Learning for All in Society) initiative.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday granted interim bail to Ashoka University Professor Ali Khan Mahmudabad, who was arrested on May 18 by Haryana Police over his social media posts related to ‘Operation Sindoor’. The Court, however, refused to stay the ongoing investigation.