Supreme Court of India· Health · 8 sources · Sep 7, 2026StoryActivists ask India's Supreme Court to close food warning label loopholeIndian health activists have challenged a government plan for red front-of-pack labels that trigger warnings only when two of three nutrients exceed limits, arguing it creates an industry-friendly loophole that could let unhealthy products evade warnings, including those high in sugar alone. The government says stricter, nutrient-specific warnings could be introduced in later phases and a Supreme Court hearing is scheduled for September 10 to weigh the complaint, amid ongoing industry pushback and public health concerns.Health· Sep 7, 2026+502ShareDerek Foss·Sep 7, 2026Top commentIf companies helped write the rules, of course there's a loophole. Hope the Court sides with public health over industry profits on this one.ReplyGenius replyShareWrite a comment…
Supreme Court of India· Health · 8 sources · Aug 25, 2026StoryIndia Abandons Front-Label Warnings on Chips, SodaA cross-border look at India’s fight over front-of-pack nutritional warnings shows big food firms continuing to resist prominent front labels, with regulators proposing a black-and-white table of sugar, fat and salt instead of colorful warnings and the Supreme Court now reviewing the decision amid concerns that up to 450 million Indians could be obese or overweight by 2050. Experts argue that interpretive labeling can promote healthier choices, but industry groups and regulators remain at odds over how to balance clarity, cultural cuisine differences, and portion control.Health· Aug 25, 2026+50CommentShareWrite a comment…
Supreme Court of India· Politics · 21 sources · Jul 24, 2026StorySupreme Court Bans Sharing Court Proceedings Without PermissionThe Supreme Court of India has issued interim orders barring the extraction, modification, posting, or monetization of audio-video recordings of court proceedings on social media and digital platforms without prior permission from the Secretary General of the Supreme Court or the Registrar General of the respective High Courts, while reiterating that legitimate news reporting remains exempt. The measures, supported by officials and arising from concerns over misuse and out-of-context clips, require responses from the Centre and others and emphasize that the restrictions apply across courts while preserving news coverage.Politics· Jul 24, 2026+180CommentShareWrite a comment…
Supreme Court of India· Politics · 12 sources · Jul 24, 2026StorySC proposes special courts for Manipur violence trialsThe Supreme Court of India proposed establishing special courts to conduct day-to-day trials for Manipur’s 2023 ethnic violence cases, while directing CBI and the state SIT to speed up investigations and provide charge sheets to victims within a week. It also ordered status updates, access to chargesheets for victims, and examination of 30 missing-person cases, with ongoing clashes having left over 200 dead and thousands displaced.Politics· Jul 24, 2026+90CommentShareWrite a comment…
Supreme Court of India· Politics · 14 sources · Jul 23, 2026StoryDelhi High Court launches stray dog PILDelhi High Court has initiated a suo motu PIL to monitor adherence to Supreme Court directions on stray dog management, directing the Delhi government, MCD and the Centre to file a status report by July 31 detailing animal birth control, sterilization, anti-rabies vaccination, and shelter infrastructure amid concerns the problem is growing even inside court premises; the matter reflects a nationwide push to balance animal welfare with public safety as stray dog incidents rise and the next hearing is scheduled for early August.Politics· Jul 23, 2026+110CommentShareWrite a comment…
Supreme Court of India· Business · 8 sources · Jul 22, 2026StoryShoppers Stop Q1 FY27 loss narrows, revenue risesShoppers Stop posted a consolidated Q1 FY27 net loss of ₹14.25 crore as revenue rose 11.2% to ₹1,291.4 crore, aided by eight new store openings and continued premiumisation, beauty growth and Intune formats. The retailer noted higher costs and a slight dip in EBITDA margins but also highlighted a strong loyalty program of 1.38 crore members, ongoing ESOP activity, and a push toward debt-free status by FY27 amidst robust premium and beauty demand.Business· Jul 22, 2026+50CommentShareWrite a comment…
