Supreme Court sets ITR-based rules for road accident compensation calculation

‘What changed in the last six months’, BJP asks Mann as Punjab implements rural job scheme

Russia-Ukraine War Has Caused Over 2 Million Military Casualties: Report

A recent report estimates that the Russia-Ukraine war has resulted in more than 2 million military casualties on both sides combined. Russian forces alone are said to have suffered between 1.4 million total casualties, including those killed, wounded, and missing. Of these, an estimated 400,000 to 450,000 Russian soldiers have been killed since Moscow launched its invasion in February 2022. The staggering figures underscore the devastating human cost of the conflict, which has now stretched over three years.

Delhi's New EV Policy to Phase Out Petrol Two-Wheelers and CNG Three-Wheelers

Delhi has introduced a new electric vehicle policy targeting two and three-wheelers to reduce fossil fuel dependency. The policy proposes halting fresh registrations of petrol-powered two-wheelers starting April 2028. New registrations of CNG-powered three-wheelers are set to be restricted by the end of this year. The move is aimed at accelerating the shift toward cleaner electric mobility in the capital.

Supreme Court: Default bail denied if chargesheet filed but not served to accused

The Supreme Court has issued a significant ruling on the conditions under which an accused can claim default bail. Justices Sanjay Karol and N K Singh clarified that default bail is not automatically granted if the chargesheet was filed within the statutory period but copies were not provided to the accused. The court held that the right to default bail arises strictly when the chargesheet itself is not filed within the prescribed 60 or 90 days. This ruling draws a clear legal distinction between the filing of a chargesheet and its physical delivery to the accused.