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In compliance with directives from the Supreme Court of India, the State Bank of India, the country's largest public bank, has released a new dataset of electoral bonds detailing the parties and the bonds they encashed on Thursday.

Ganesh Baraiya did not lose hope when rejected admission to medical college due to his small stature. He fought against the odds, got admitted in 2019, and has completed his MBBS. 

A "two-child norm" has been enforced by the Supreme Court for public. This states, that an individual cannot receive government employment if he has more than two children.

CJI Chandrachud inaugurated the Holistic Wellness Centre at the Supreme Court premises on 22 February 2024. He addressed the attendees after the ceremony and mentioned in his speech about his dedication to maintaining good health.

On 15 February 2024, the Supreme Court scrapped electoral bond schemes. It has also banned the purchase and sale of electoral bonds with immediate effect.

23-year-old Sripathi from Tamil Nadu has made history by becoming the first tribal woman from the Malayali tribe in the state to be appointed as a civil judge. She hails from Javadhu Hills in Tiruvannamalai district.

Nishi Gupta is the topper of UPPSC-J exams, results of which were announced in 2023. She did her LLM after pursuing BA LLB from Allahabad University. Her father, Nirankar Gupta has been operating his paan and confectionary shop for 37 years. Nishi attributes her success to her family, mentor, and especially her friend Sukriti, who always encouraged her to persevere.

Nishi Gupta from Kanpur has achieved a historic feat by securing the first position in the UPPSC-J examination. Shishir Yadav from Prayagraj attained the second position in the exam.

Sultanpur’s Jhanvi Verma was selected for the post of Assistant Prosecution Officer after clearing the UPPSC-APO examination. But she wished to become a judge and accomplished her dream by studying hard for it. She gives credit to her family and friends who were a constant source of encouragement for her. Jhanvi secured 5th rank in the UPPSC-J exam.
 

Harshita Singh worked at a law firm in Delhi. Being dissatisfied with her job, she appeared for the UPPSC-J examinations and came out shining by securing a rank 6 in the exams. Harshita juggled between her tiring job and studies to make herself and her mother proud.

Abhinav Kumar a small village boy from Bihar’s Madhubani district was awarded vice-chancellor’s gold medal in the convocation ceremony of MNLU Mumbai. This award was conferred by the  Chancellor of the University Hon'ble Justice D.Y. Chandrachud, Judge Supreme Court of India in the function held at Maharashtra Judicial Academy, Mumbai. 

Lidwina Joseph, a student of Kendriya Vidyalaya in Thrissur, sent a hand-written let-ter to CJI NV Ramana, saying that she was "happy and proud" of the Supreme Court’s orders regarding oxygen supply in the coun-try, especially in Delhi

The Supreme Court has balanced the right to protest versus the right to commute
 

A petition has been filed in the Supreme Court seeking contempt of court proceedings against Rajdeep Sardesai  
 

The Supreme Court has rejected bail to Sajjan Kumar in the 1984 Anti-Sikh riots case