The Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled against the legality of the Shaheen Bagh protest, saying public spaces cannot be occupied indefinitely by protesters.

Shaheen Bagh Case: Public Places, Roads Can't be Occupied Indefinitely, Says Supreme Court

Supreme Court Judges said curbs on the internet are subject to scrutiny and it should be reviewed. The court was delivering its verdict on numerous Pleas including that of congress leader Gulam Nabi Azad. #SupremeCourtVerdict #KashmirCrisis #WionNews

SC verdict on J&K Plea, orders review on restriction in a week

Curbs on the internet are subject to scrutiny, says SC

Though the Ayodhya dispute has always been treated as a land suit both between the two parties, the Supreme Court of India in its wisdom ensured that faith and belief of millions of Indians is respected and not disregarded as superstition.

Ayodhya verdict: A matter of faith

Hours after Supreme Court ruled out a probe into the pricing details of the Rafale deal, Congress president Rahul Gandhi in a hurriedly organised press conference criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi and said Why there was no Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) probe into the Rafale deal.

Rafale deal: Rahul Gandhi reiterates demand for JPC probe despite SC's refusal to intervene

Amid the kerfuffle over the Supreme Court's verdict to allow menstruating women to worship at the Sabarimala temple in Kerala, the head priest of Sabarimala Temple on Thursday said that ''so many devotees still want the old custom to be maintained''.

Many devotees want 'old custom' to be maintained: Sabarimala Temple head priest

The "massive" public meetings would be held in Cauvery Delta districts of Tamil Nadu and top leaders, including Chief Minister K Palaniswami and Deputy Chief Minister O Panneerselvam will address them.

Cauvery issue: AIADMK to step up pressure, to hold rallies across Tamil Nadu

The Supreme Court on Friday raised the 270 tmcft share of Cauvery water for Karnataka by 14.75 tmcft and reduced Tamil Nadu's share while compensating it by allowing extraction of 10 tmcft groundwater from the river basin

Rajinikanth disappointed with Supreme Court verdict reducing water to Tamil Nadu