Health Minister rules out withdrawal of hospital billing transparency order
Landing-price disclosure will depend on Supreme Court order; itemised bills and display of treatment charges to continue, says Khader
Health · The Hindu · National ·
Supreme Court
Latest reporting on Supreme Court (topic): 65 stories, most recently on 18 October 2026. Source-linked and updated as new reports are published.
Key facts
- How many Rift Valley News stories mention Supreme Court?
- 65 published stories name Supreme Court.
- When was Supreme Court last in the news here?
- The latest story is from 18 October 2026.
- How far back does coverage of Supreme Court go?
- The earliest story in this archive is from 9 October 2026.
- Which sections cover Supreme Court?
- Across the latest 24 stories: Courts & Constitution (20), Health (2), Education (1), World (1).
Latest coverage
SC bars online platforms from hosting subscription-based sexual content
The Court says that children do not cease to use the internet merely because the law prohibits them from doing so; they only move to other platforms that unregulated and even less safe
Courts & Constitution · The Hindu · National ·
Supreme Court mandates insurance on offline railway tickets from October 27
‘At present, only persons purchasing tickets online are provided the benefit of insurance coverage upon payment of a nominal additional amount’
Courts & Constitution · The Hindu · National ·
The Hon’ble Supreme Court of India had constituted a High Powered Enquiry Committee (HPEC) to enquire into all aspects of the incidents relating to violence at Jantar Mantar, Delhi, and at places outside Delhi, during the month of July 2026
The Hon’ble Supreme Court of India had constituted a High Powered Enquiry Committee (HPEC) to enquir
Courts & Constitution · PIB · Press Releases ·
SC refuses to entertain plea for CBI probe into sale of tickets by UP-based political parties
The Supreme Court asked the petitioner to approach the Election Commission instead, after the Allahabad High Court had earlier declined to entertain the same plea
Courts & Constitution · The Hindu · National ·
Supreme Court wants cap on trade margin for all essential medicines and medical products
Government proposes 30% trade-margin cap on patented and non-patented cancer medicines, but top court asks why a margin cap cannot be extended to all medicines and medical products; the court says the government has to ensure that DPCO-approved medicines, whose price is legally regulated, reach…
Health · The Hindu · National ·
Scheduled Caste federation welcomes Karnataka High Court decision
Welcoming the Karnataka High Court’s decision to strike down the additional reservation quota for Scheduled Castes (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST), the Dr. Ambedkar Scheduled Castes Federation has opposed the State Cabinet’s move to appeal the verdict in the Supreme Court.
Courts & Constitution · The Hindu · National ·
Children Must Be Taught About Safe & Unsafe Touch, Train Teachers To Identify Grooming & Abuse : Supreme Court
The Court also directed schools to display child protection helplines in every classroom, spread awareness about digital safety.
Education · LiveLaw · Courts ·
How can Karnataka clear the Cauvery backlog amid drought conditions, SC asks Tamil Nadu
Tamil Nadu says 11.719 tmcft shortfall is hurting Samba cultivation; Karnataka cites water scarcity and drinking-water needs as court reserves order
Courts & Constitution · The Hindu · National ·
Supreme Court probe panel to prioritise use of pellet gun, harassment of female protesters during July 20 march to Parliament
A statement by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) said that for the convenience of the affected people, including the affected police personnel, the high-powered enquiry committee (HPEC) has launched a portal — http://hpec.nic.in
Courts & Constitution · The Hindu · National ·
BJP slams Rahul over CJI request meeting, says constitutional institutions can’t be dragged into political theatrics
BJP spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia said the Chief Justice of India’s decision not to meet Rahul Gandhi sends an important message that the judiciary must stay above political battles
Courts & Constitution · The Hindu · National ·
Dissanayake highlights ‘good relations’ with India, points to New Delhi’s Katchatheevu stance
Sri Lankan President says India has acknowledged before its Supreme Court that Katchatheevu belongs to Sri Lanka. Last week, Attorney General R. Venkataramani told the court that India did not intend reopening the Katchatheevu agreements of 1974 and 1976 with Sri Lanka
Courts & Constitution · The Hindu · National ·
Restores people’s faith in justice system: Sibal after SC’s directions to government on protests
The top court directed that people gathering peacefully should not be illegally detained and asked the Centre to ensure that Delhi Metro services function as per their normal schedule and internet services remain uninterrupted
Courts & Constitution · The Hindu · National ·
State Cannot Accept Gift Of Temple Land; Govt Only Custodian, Not Owner Of Temple Properties Under HR&CE Act : Supreme Court
“A temple property is held for the deity and not for gratuitous disposal by whoever happens to hold the office of trustee, however well-intentioned,” the Court observed.
Courts & Constitution · LiveLaw · Courts ·
Lawyers detained outside Supreme Court released after CJI’s intervention
The Supreme Court Bar Association, in a separate resolution, expressed “grave concern” over the detentions and condemned the reported use of excessive force by the Delhi Police
Courts & Constitution · The Hindu · National ·
Can't Insist Compliance With Impossible Tender Conditions : Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has held that rigid adherence to the literal terms of a document cannot be insisted upon when compliance is clearly impossible, particularly where the underlying requirement has...
Courts & Constitution · LiveLaw · Courts ·
Right To Access & Use Internet A Fundamental Right Of Every Individual Including Children : Supreme Court
It would be absurd to deny children the right to access internet altogether, the Court held.
Courts & Constitution · LiveLaw · Courts ·
HC Registry Must Ordinarily Exclude Intervening Vacation Period When Bench Directs To List After Certain Days : Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Friday (October 16) has clarified that when a High Court directs a matter to be listed “two weeks hence” and the period expires during court vacation, the Registry should...
Courts & Constitution · LiveLaw · Courts ·
Supreme Court Directs Union To Create National Database On Child Sexual Exploitation & Abuse Materials (CSEAM) For Removal Across Platforms
The Court also issued directions to the social media intermediaries regarding the detection and removal of CSEAM.
Courts & Constitution · LiveLaw · Courts ·
'No Kings' movement seeks to boost early voting
"No Kings" has more than 3,000 events planned across the United States for its fourth iteration since US President Donald Trump returned to office, this time with a special twist for the November 3 vote.
World · France 24 · World ·
A.P. special Cabinet meet on Oct. 10 to discuss BC quota setback in Supreme Court
Chief Secretary G. Sai Prasad seeks proposals from Special Chief Secretaries, Principal Secretaries and Secretaries in accordance with the Government Business Rules
Courts & Constitution · The Hindu · National ·
New rules to regulate volatile airfares to be published in two weeks, Centre tells SC
The court was hearing a public interest litigation (PIL) petition filed by social activist S. Laxminarayan seeking binding regulatory norms to curb arbitrary airfare pricing and ancillary charges levied by private airlines during festive periods, holidays and emergencies
Courts & Constitution · The Hindu · National ·
Arbitration Clause Does Not Bar Criminal Case : Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has recently held that the existence of an arbitration clause in an agreement does not bar criminal proceedings. It further observed that courts must first examine whether the...
Courts & Constitution · LiveLaw · Courts ·
Supreme Court upholds Andhra Pradesh High Court judgment on BC reservations
A Bench of Justices Dipankar Datta and Sheel Nagu calls the High Court order ‘very reasonable’ and says there was no empirical data to justify breaching the 50% ceiling
Courts & Constitution · The Hindu · National ·