Justice AM Khanwilkar

The Supreme Court on Wednesday, in a Habeas Corpus plea filed by the mother of a 13-year-old missing girl, who was allegedly kidnapped, directed the Gorakhpur Police (Uttar Pradesh) officials to handover all the investigation records to the Delhi Police (Malviya Nagar Police Station) by tomorrow.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday adjourned hearing on a petition filed by "Utran Se Besthan Railway Jhopadpatti Vikas Mandal" against demolition of over 10,000 slum dwellers living near the railway lines in the city of Surat, Gujarat alleging demolition without providing rehabilitation scheme is illegal, inhuman and violative of Article 21 of the Constitution of India

The Supreme Court on Tuesday disposed off the plea as infructuous filed by the Central Bureau of Investigation against the order of Delhi High Court, which had granted liberty to Deepak Puri to travel abroad for medical treatment, accused in connection with a Rs 354 crore bank fraud case

The Supreme Court on Monday directed the parents of a five-year-old, who was allegedly kidnapped, raped and killed in Nayagarh region of Orissa in July last year, to approach the Orissa High Court.

Justice Lau Nageswara Rao was appointed to the Apex Court on May 13, 2016. Justice Rao, a direct appointee from the Bar, will have tenure in the Collegium till June 6, 2022, when he will demit the office of a judge.

The Supreme Court on Monday directed the Paralympic Committee of India (PCI) to recommend the name of five-time Paralympian Naresh Sharma as an additional participant in the 50 meter parashooting event in Tokyo Paralympic Games 2020, starting from August 24.

The Supreme Court denied passing any stay on eviction of persons living on the Forest land in Khori Gaon settlement at Faridabad, Haryana and ordered that Municipal Corporation Faridabad demolished all illegal construction over the said land without any exception

The bench, led by Justice A.M. Khanwilkar and Justice Sanjiv Khanna, deferred the hearing on this matter, as the Orissa High Court order on the case was not presented before it.

The court pointed out that votes polled for 2,41,000 seats will have to be counted at 829 centers and that adequate safety precautions will have to be taken, a massive task.

With the retirement of Chief Justice Sharad Arvind Bobde on April 23, the Supreme Court Collegium will be recast.