National Politics & Governance
- The number of sanctioned judges in the Supreme Court of India has been raised from 34 to 38 by the Government of India to ease the burden of pending cases and make the court more efficient.
- The Supreme Court of the country pointed out that there is no need to introduce new criminal offences for hate speech, and noted that existing laws already provide avenues for action.
- The Supreme Court in an important ruling, related to civil liberties, allowed bail to an undertrial prisoner who has been arrested for six years under the UAPA, highlighting the importance of the constitutional right to speedy trial.
Month: Current Affairs - May 25, 2026
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