Supreme Court's YouTube channel hacked
Supreme Court of India’s YouTube Channel Hacked and Taken Down
The Supreme Court of India's YouTube channel was hacked and displayed videos related to Ripple Labs before being taken down. A court official confirmed the channel will resume shortly. The channel is used for live-streaming important cases and has over 2 lakh subscribers.
The collegium is not a (mere) search committee,' Justice Chandrachud said orally to attorney-general R. Venkataramani ...
The Court questions Bar Council of India about the non-framing of All India Bar Examination (AIBE) rules in pursuance of a ...
The Supreme Court of India has ordered a CBI investigation into a case where the petitioner, Bhagwan Singh, denied filing an ...
The Supreme Court has demanded an explanation from the Centre regarding delays in implementing collegium recommendations for ...
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The Supreme Court has directed the National Board of Examination to respond to a petition alleging transparency issues in the ...
In his plea, Upadhyay also sought a direction to the Election Commission to invoke its powers to freeze election symbols and ...
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