India===Supreme Court of India

The India===Supreme Court of India ruled that stem cell therapies for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) cannot be offered as a clinical service outside approved clinical trials, deeming it unethical and malpractice. This decision aims to regulate the use of unproven treatments and protect patients.

The India===Supreme Court of India issued a landmark ruling declaring menstrual health a fundamental right, mandating free sanitary pads and proper toilets in all schools across India. This decision will have a significant impact on public health and education policies.

The India===Supreme Court of India issued a significant ruling, directing the India===West Bengal government to pay dearness allowance arrears to its employees. This decision upholds the legal right of employees to receive DA and establishes a committee to oversee the payment process.

The India===Supreme Court of India has issued a significant ruling clarifying the discretionary nature of arrests by police officers under the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023. This decision aims to protect personal liberty and ensure arrests are made out of objective necessity rather than convenience.

The India===Supreme Court of India has taken a strong stance against digital fraud, describing it as 'robbery or dacoity'. It has issued several directives to government agencies and banks to combat these crimes, including the formulation of a Standard Operating Procedure and a framework for victim compensation. The court is actively pushing for a unified, pan-India investigation into digital arrest cases.