Supreme Court flags 3 key aspects of Waqf law: ‘We don’t stay normally…this appears to be an exception’

Waqf hearing in SC: Why CJI-led bench flagged four key amendments in new law

Concerns under scrutiny were drawn from a batch of nearly 100 petitions challenging the law, and revolve around significant changes to waqf governance and property recognition.

Centre Seeks Seven Days to File Reply in Waqf Act Case; SC Rules out Complete Stay

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. The Supreme Court on Thursday recorded the Centre's request for additional time to file a response in the matter related to the Waqf Act. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, appearing for the Centre, submitted that a preliminary reply will be filed within seven days, along with relevant documents. India News | Centre Seeks Seven Days to File Reply in Waqf Act Case; SC Rules out Complete Stay.

Supreme Court flags 3 key aspects of Waqf law: ‘We don’t stay normally…this appears to be an exception’

Supreme Court Hearing on Waqf Law Latest Update: Up for review before the Chief Justice of India-led bench: Waqf-by-user, non-Muslims on waqf boards and powers of Collector

Supreme Court To Resume Hearing Of Petitions Against Waqf Bill Today

The Supreme Court will continue hearing a batch of petitions challenging the constitutional validity of the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025 on Thursday.

Fear or Favour: Judicial Disparities in Handling Hindu and Muslim Religious Cases.

Waqf Row in SC: Judiciary must ensure consistent and timely adjudication of religious cases, regardless of the community involved. By M Nageswara Rao  In 2012, Swami Dayananda Saraswati (deceased in 2015) filed a writ petition in the Supreme Court challenging the constitutional validity of laws enabling state control over Hindu temples, their lands, and income.…

The hearing on the Waqf Research Act 2025 was held for the second consecutive day in the Supreme Court on Thursday. In this hearing which started at 2 pm, both the Muslim side and the central government presented their respective sides strongly...