Supreme Court, Same-Sex Marriage

'We Don't Find An Error': Supreme Court Dismisses Review Petition Against Its 2023 Verdict on Same-Sex Marriages
The LGBTQIA++ rights activists, who won a major legal battle in 2018 in the Supreme Court, which decriminalised consensual gay sex, moved the apex court seeking validation of same-sex marriages and consequential reliefs such as rights to adoption,
‘No Error In Judgment’: Supreme Court Dismisses Same-Sex Marriage Review Petition
New Delhi: The Supreme Court of India has dismissed the review petition seeking the legalisation of same-sex marriage. This decision comes after a five-judge Constitution Bench ruled in October 2023 that same-sex couples do not have a fundamental right to marry. A bench headed by Justice BR Gavai stated that there was no error in the judgment.
Supreme Court rejects review petitions on same-sex marriage judgment
The Supreme Court on Thursday rejected a bundle of review petitions against its October 2023 judgment in the same-sex marriage case.
Idaho Republicans Want the Supreme Court to Reverse Its Same-Sex Marriage Ruling
The resolution, if passed, would signal to the Supreme Court that the state wants marriage equality overturned.
SC refuses to hear petitions seeking review of its same-sex marriage judgement, says there is 'no error'
The Supreme Court on Thursday dismissed petitions seeking a review of its October 2023 judgment in which it refused to grant legal sanction to same-sex marriage noting that there was no "error apparent" and hence does not need "interference".
India News Live Today January 9, 2025: Supreme Court rejects review petitions on same-sex marriage judgment
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Idaho representative wants Supreme Court to end same-sex marriage
Idaho Republican Rep. Heather Scott announced a resolution calling on the Supreme Court to overturn its ruling legalizing same-sex marriage.
Supreme Court warns against websites collecting personal information: Here’s what you should do
The Supreme Court registry has issued a public advisory warning about fake websites pretending to be its official site, ...
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Supreme Court of India Issues Warning on Fake Websites Soliciting Personal Information
The Supreme Court of India alerts the public about fake websites impersonating its official site and soliciting personal ...
"Completely Unfounded": Ex-Chief Justice DY Chandrachud On Criticisms Over Supreme Court Vacations
The criticism that the Supreme Court has a lot of vacations is "completely unfounded" since the judges are working "24*7 and ...
Supreme Court Warns Of Fake Websites Impersonating Official Site Stealing Personal Info
The Supreme Court clarified that it would never ask for sensitive information like personal details or financial data. The official website of the Supreme Court is www.sci.gov.in, and users should ...
Landmark Supreme Court Judgments of 2024
In 2024, the Supreme Court of India delivered several landmark judgments dealing with everything from minority rights to ...
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Supreme Court Tackles Integrity of India's Railway Ticketing System
The Supreme Court emphasizes the importance of maintaining the integrity of Indian Railways' ticketing system, hearing ...
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Supreme Court directs SBI to refund cyber fraud victim's Rs 94,000
In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court of India has directed the State Bank of India (SBI) to refund Rs 94,000 to a victim ...
Trump slams Supreme Court's decision to allow sentencing in hush money case
The Supreme Court on Thursday denied US President-elect Donald Trumps bid to halt criminal proceedings in his New York hush ...
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Supreme Court grants interim relief to Telgu actor in journalist assault case
The Supreme Court granted interim relief to Telugu actor Mohan Babu, barring police action against him in a journalist assault case. Babu cited personal disputes and expressed willingness to apologise ...