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SC mandates social media intermediaries act to prevent judiciary undermining
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The Supreme Court dominated this week's rulings, mandating social media intermediaries to act against undermining the judiciary while developing 'Swadeshi jurisprudence' that moves beyond imported legal concepts. The Court also quantified homemakers' contribution at Rs 30,000 per month and ordered protection for Kerala's voiceless animals, reflecting its expanding role in social issues. On the regulatory front, the NCLT admitted SBI's ₹8,532.5 crore insolvency plea against Anil Ambani as a personal guarantor, while the MCA reminded companies to file Form DPT-3 by June 30, 2026, and amended valuation rules. The week's theme centers on institutional accountability, with courts addressing judicial protection, corporate insolvency, and regulatory compliance.
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