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The device was confiscated during searches on January 8 at I-PAC's Delhi office as part of the probe into alleged money-laundering and linked irregularities.
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The controversy traces to October 16 last year during a hearing before Justice Rajesh Kumar at the high court, where the lawyer appeared for a client seeking restoration of an electricity connection.
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CAQM, a Delhi NCR body that manages air quality in the region, has submitted an action plan to the Supreme Court
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A landmark Supreme Court verdict rejecting treaty protection for a major fund's exit has sent shockwaves through India's investment ecosystem, forcing a fundamental rethink of offshore structures and tax risk
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The legal battle centres on Section 21(3) of the Representation of the People Act, 1950, which grants the ECI the power to direct a special revision of electoral rolls in “such manner as it may think fit".
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The case had reached the Supreme Court after the Ambience Group challenged the high court’s July 2020 judgment.
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Staying the High Court’s order for now, the top court said the issue raised genuine concerns but required careful judicial examination before such far-reaching directions could be enforced across the State.
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The PIL sought sweeping judicial reforms, including a mandate that every court in the country must decide cases within a year.
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Given the sheer scale of the exercise, the Court ordered that the list of voters flagged under the “logical discrepancy” category be displayed at the grassroots level -- in gram panchayat bhavans, block or taluka offices.
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The Supreme Court’s interpretation significantly narrows treaty protection for multitiered structures. Investors may now need to rethink long-standing governance models and reevaluate multijurisdictional holding structures
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The judgment by the Indian Supreme Court underscores how investors and the business community may need to evaluate governance and substance alongside formal documentation
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The top court on January 15 said that capital gains arising out of the US-based investment firm’s exit from Flipkart are taxable under domestic laws
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The revenue department will initiate action to recover taxes, a finance ministry official said Friday
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The past presence in Mauritius will also need investors and advisors to re-examine their tax risk and make provisions, experts told Moneycontrol.
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Industrialist Sunjay Kapur's wife Priya Kapur has moved the Supreme Court seeking certified copies of the complete records of the 2016 transfer petition arising out of her late husband's divorce proceedings with actor Karisma Kapoor.
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New Delhi, Jan 15 The Election Commission on Thursday told the Supreme Court that it could determine citizenship only to the extent of registration as ..
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31-year-old Harish Rana suffered a devastating fall from a fourth-floor balcony, resulting in severe head injuries and 100% quadriplegic disability.
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Justice Yashwant has denied any involvement in the alleged incident, maintaining that failures by first responders are being wrongly attributed to him.
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Tiger Global had been locked in a legal tussle with Indian tax authorities over the 2018 stake sale, a deal that was part of U.S. retail giant Walmart's $16 billion acquisition of Flipkart.
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The RBI informed the committee that it has already issued an advisory to banks encouraging the use of AI-based tools to detect fraud. An RTI response revealed that, as of December 10, 2025, 23 banks had implemented its MuleHunter.AI system.
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Shantanu Naidu said blaming feeders for aggression among street dogs is unfair because the only humane and scientific way to control their population was the ABC programme which the government and the municipalities have failed to implement.
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Supreme Court issues three rulings, Trump tariffs case remains undecided.
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The controversy traces back to a 2018 train journey from Indore to Jabalpur during which the civil judge, allegedly travelling without permission, is accused of drinking alcohol, creating a ruckus, and misusing his judicial identity card to threaten others.
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The plea assails the constitutional validity of the Parliament-enacted legislation, alleging that it confers sweeping and unprecedented protection on the CEC and the ECs.
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While those born in India before July 1, 1987 are citizens by birth, children born after December 3, 2004 acquire citizenship only if at least one parent is an Indian citizen.
