Manipur, April 7: Manipur a·dokni Constituencyrangko bak dake jujaatanirang ba delimitation ka·na sienganina bang·a political dolrang kusi ong·gijaniko aganaha. Iako re·baenggipa ja gittamni gisepon...

The delimitation exercise in Manipur has brought all political parties together in opposition following a Supreme Court directive mandating its completion within the next three months.

The Supreme Court has directed the Assam government to submit a detailed status report by April 30, 2025, on the deportation of declared foreigners, following the state’s submission that 13 Bangladeshi nationals have been repatriated and further deportations are being expedited. The matter will be reviewed in the next hearing scheduled for May 6, 2025.

The Supreme Court on Thursday ordered the dissolution of the CMJ University in Meghalaya, affirming the state government's decision to shut down the institute in 2014 for allegedly defrauding thousands of students by giving them fake degree certificates.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday criticized the Assam government for failing to provide reasons for detaining 270 foreigners at the Matia transit camp in its affidavit.

The Supreme Court on Monday directed the Assam government to conduct an immediate inspection of the Matia Transit Camp in Goalpara which houses over 200 detainees identified as illegal infiltrators under the Foreigners Act, 1946

The Lady of Justice statue in the Supreme Court not only had its blindfold removed reportedly at the orders of Chief Justice DY Chandrachud, but also has replaced a sword with the Constitution on the left hand while the right hand balances the scale of justice.

Opposition parties in Assam, including the Congress and Assam Jatiya Parishad (AJP), have welcomed the Supreme Court's verdict on Thursday, which upheld the validity of Section 6A of the Citizenship Act. This landmark decision resolved the prolonged debate over the cut-off year for detecting and deporting illegal immigrants, affirming that the date remains March 24, 1971, as established under the Assam Accord.

The Supreme Court's five-judge Constitution bench upheld the constitutional validity of Section 6A of the Citizenship Act, 1955, by a 4:1 majority on Thursday.

The Supreme Court's five-judge Constitution bench upheld the constitutional validity of Section 6A of the Citizenship Act, 1955, by a 4:1 majority on Thursday.