Sheryl Sebastian

The Supreme Court on Friday (08.12.2023) sought the response of Delhi's Lieutenant Governor in a plea filed by the Delhi Government (GNCTD) for re-operationalization of the 'Farishtey' scheme by releasing pending hospital bills and making timely payments to private hospitals. The 'Farishtey Dilli Ke' scheme was introduced by the AAP government to provide free treatment to victims of road accidents, which has been defunct for over a year due to non payment of bills. The plea also seeks disciplinary action against officials responsible for halting the operation of the scheme.

Advocate Prashant Bhushan has written to the Registrar of the Supreme Court seeking reason

The Supreme Court has directed the National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) to prepare a scheme

The State of Kerala has filed an original suit in the Supreme Court against the Union of India for imposing limits on the State's borrowing capacity. The State Government has said that the Centre has lowered the borrowing limit of the state, which can potentially lead to a grave financial crisis in the State. The Union's interference by the imposition of borrowing ceiling violates the principles of fiscal federalism, the Kerala Government has argued.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday acquitted a man convicted by the High Court of Madras under Section

The Supreme Court on Thursday (14.12.2023) refused to interfere with the order of the Delhi High

The Supreme Court recently held that a Civil Revision Petition under Section 115 of the Code of C

The Supreme Court on Friday (15.12.2023) recorded the statement of the State of Uttar Pradesh tha

The Supreme Court on Tuesday (12.12.2023) acquitted a man convicted by the High Court of Madras u

The Supreme Court on Thursday (14.12.2023) held that a Tribunal subject to the High Court's jurisdiction under Article 226, cannot be permitted by law, to direct the framing of a policy by the Government.