Transport Minister Byrathi Suresh announced that 200 mini air‑conditioned buses will be deployed within a 5‑km radius of every Namma Metro station in Bengaluru. The move is part of the PM E‑DRIVE scheme and includes new app integration to aid commuters using ride‑hailing services.
The Tamil Nadu Director General of Police told the Madras High Court that 1,071 of the state’s 2,100 police stations are now equipped to retain CCTV footage for 18 months. Justice V. Lakshminarayanan noted that storage upgrades are being extended to the remaining stations.
The Solicitor-General told the Supreme Court that an Executive Magistrate of the Greater Noida Commissionerate was suspended after issuing a show‑cause notice to a Gautam Buddha University student despite a court order. The court had earlier barred any coercive action against students involved in NEET‑UG protests.
The Supreme Court’s 2023 judgment in K.C. Cinema vs State of Jammu and Kashmir affirmed cinema owners’ right to ban outside food and allowed multiplex eateries in Kerala to set their own prices. The ruling has sparked a debate over pricing practices in Kerala’s multiplexes.
Justice Pushpendra Singh Bhati was sworn in as the 39th Chief Justice of the Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh High Court on September 9, 2026. The oath was administered by Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena at a ceremony in Srinagar attended by senior judges from across India.
Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Department officials in Tamil Nadu have protested the July appointment of Indian Forest Service and Indian Administrative Service officers as project directors in the District Rural Development Agency, citing a mismatch of skills and impact on career progression of existing staff. The officials have filed petitions seeking reversal of the orders and clarification on promotion timelines.
The Thalassery District Sessions Court granted bail to Dr. M.K. Ram, the first accused in the Nithin Raj death case, despite strong opposition from the prosecution. The decision follows sharp criticism by the Kerala High Court of the investigation and alleged police interference.
The Delhi High Court ordered the Delhi government to submit a response within four weeks on its plan to eradicate rabies from stray dogs by 2030, and directed municipal bodies to report on pilot sterilisation and vaccination camps. The bench, comprising Justices Dinesh Mehta and Rajnish Kumar Gupta, acted on recommendations from amicus curiae Gauri Maulekhi, with the next hearing set for October 5.
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The notice issued based on earlier inferences of suspected discharge of a white gel-like foam into the river, say PCB officials
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This exemplifies a broader pattern: an Indian Judiciary that proactively responds to emerging fraudulent schemes, rather than waiting for Parliament to address them, says Chief Justice of India Surya Kant
The court also rejected the CBI's request for their custodial interrogation
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The court has set November 3 as the deadline for the two governments and other authorities concerned to submit detailed affidavits in response to a PIL plea by Congress leader Debabrata Saikia
