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The Supreme Court has ordered the Tamil Nadu government to prepare a time-bound action plan within a month to evict thousands of encroachers from the Agasthyamalai biodiversity hotspot. The court also mandated disciplinary and legal action against 118 identified government servants involved in forest land encroachment, warning of administrative accountability for non-compliance.

Former actor-model Twisha Sharma's funeral took place in Bhopal amidst her family's fight for justice. The Supreme Court has taken suo motu cognizance of the case, following allegations of dowry harassment. A specialized AIIMS Delhi team conducted a second post-mortem to meticulously preserve evidence and investigate injuries, aiming to uncover the truth behind her suspicious death.

Dispute relates to unauthorised constructions and commercial activities in DLF-1 to 5

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In a landmark decision, the Patna High Court restored the Y+ security status for MP Pappu Yadav, affirming that such protection is a fundamental right. The court has also initiated a review process for Z-category security, reflecting heightened concerns over safety threats.

In Bihar, the landscape of competitive exams is under siege as trust erodes following a series of cancellations linked to cheating scandals. The recent disruption of BPSC and NEET-UG not only reflects a troubling trend but also puts immense pressure on hopeful students and their families, as aspirations are put on hold.

The latest judgment faulted two earlier rulings, holding them inconsistent with the landmark February 1, 2021 verdict by a three-judge bench of Justices N V Ramana, Surya Kant and Aniruddha Bose, which ruled that UAPA’s stringent bail conditions cannot be “used as the sole metric for denial of bail”

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Justice TS Sivagnanam resigned from the Special Intensive Revision tribunal citing personal reasons. He cleared 1,777 appeals in 22 days, restoring voting rights for many, including nuns and a Congress candidate. However, he noted that with the current pace, clearing the remaining 1 lakh Kolkata appeals would take another four years, highlighting the need for system improvements.

Tamilaga Vetri Kazhagam's manifesto, spanning 94 pages, outlines comprehensive promises for Tamil Nadu voters. Key pledges include monthly financial aid for women, free bus rides, and healthcare initiatives. The party also committed to youth development, farmer support, police reforms, and economic revival for MSMEs and weavers.

The 2026 Indian Assembly Elections showcased a nation in transition, marked by regional pride, welfare economics, and celebrity influence. Tragedies, controversial rhetoric, and mass voter roll deletions defined campaigns across states, leading to high voter turnout and intense political theatre.

As Bengal gears up for its assembly elections, tribunals have restored voting privileges to 139 individuals whose names were previously expunged during a meticulous revision process. This reinstatement, albeit affecting just a small segment of the over 27 lakh originally disqualified voters, marks a positive step.

Bihar's long-standing liquor ban brings a complex mix of outcomes. On one hand, it has contributed to better public health and a notable decline in domestic abuse rates. On the flip side, the state grapples with economic setbacks and a booming black market for alcohol. Enforcement remains a daunting challenge, with overcrowded courts and incidents of harmful counterfeit drinks.

The Orissa High Court has ordered the state government to provide an update on the judicial inquiry into a fire at SCBMCH that killed 12 patients. The court also reviewed the progress of restoring the trauma care ICU. A new ICU is being set up and is expected to be operational soon.

The Orissa High Court has directed the State government to submit a status report on the judicial inquiry into the SCB Medical College and Hospital fire that killed 12 patients. The court also reviewed progress on restoring the gutted Trauma Care ICU, which is expected to be operational by April 25, 2026.

India is shifting towards trust-based governance with the Jan Vishwas Bill, 2026, decriminalizing over 700 provisions across 80 Acts. This move aims to ease doing business and reduce court burdens by replacing imprisonment for minor offenses with monetary penalties and warnings. While promoting compliance, concerns remain about deterrence in critical sectors like public health and safety.

The Supreme Court has ordered Rajasthan to halt untreated effluent discharge into rivers, citing widespread groundwater contamination and health risks. Authorities must seal discharge points, prosecute violators, and conduct a comprehensive assessment of ecological damage. The court also mandated a 'zero liquid discharge' ecosystem and stricter oversight of industries.