May 24, 2026

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Committees Voluntarily Agree to Comply With Existing Law, Avoid Previous Unrest

Muslim Eid committees in Assam issued appeals against cow slaughter for Bakrid, a move praised by the Chief Minister as fostering 'communal harmony' — just days after the state issued orders to strictly enforce its Cattle Preservation Act.

DOJ Appeals Ruling That Arresting Man Just For Winning Supreme Court Case Is 'Vindictive'

After the Supreme Court forced the government to return a deported man in 2025, officials immediately indicted him on a closed 2022 traffic ticket, a move the administration maintains is "what American justice looks like."

Judiciary Celebrates Historic Milestone Of Having Four Women Lead Its 25 High Courts

Officials confirm the unprecedented 16% representation at the top provides powerful proof of systemic diversity for a judiciary where only 116 of 814 working judges are female.

Minister Tells Forest Officials to 'Understand Law' After Demolitions Follow Party Protests

An elected minister, who publicly boycotted his own department's event over the incident, has called for forest officials to familiarize themselves with legal and constitutional rights, just days after 32 structures belonging to tribal communities were demolished.

State That Saw 26,000 Jobs Cancelled Announces Radical New Policy of Grading the Exams

Following a Supreme Court order dissolving thousands of teaching positions, the new administration has unveiled a groundbreaking recruitment framework that includes letting candidates see their own answer sheets.

State Upgrades 20 Missing Citizens to 'Federally Unaccounted For' After Hostage Swap Stalls

Following a grassroots negotiation that freed 28 captives without state intervention, the Chief Minister confirmed that 'all out efforts' to locate the remaining individuals will now consist of mailing their files to the National Investigation Agency.