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India Entertainment & Culture 15 Oct 2026, 08:30 AM IST

Madras High Court Bars Unauthorised Exhibition of Rajinikanth’s ‘Jailer 2’ and Shivarajkumar’s ‘Bail’

The Madras High Court has granted interim injunctions restraining the unauthorised exhibition of two upcoming films, Rajinikanth-starrer 'Jailer 2' and Shivarajkumar’s 'Bail', in separate copyright infringement suits filed by Sun TV Network Limited and KVN Productions LLP. Justice P.B. Balaji’s orders mark an early legal safeguard for the producers as the industry continues to confront piracy, leak risks and unauthorised public screenings.

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National Governance & Policy14 Oct 2026, 02:27 PM IST

Why Chief Justice Surya Kant Declined Rahul Gandhi’s Meeting Request

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant has declined a request from Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for a meeting, underscoring the judiciary’s insistence on maintaining a clear and neutral distance from political actors. The refusal, conveyed in a formal letter, reflects the court’s long-standing position that constitutional boundaries must not be blurred, even in moments of political sensitivity.

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National Governance & Policy13 Oct 2026, 01:41 AM IST

Justice Nagarathna Flags Gaps in Juvenile Justice Act Implementation

Supreme Court judge Justice B.V. Nagarathna has warned that the Juvenile Justice Act cannot be judged by case disposal alone, urging a stronger welfare-first approach for children in conflict with the law. Speaking at the National Annual Stakeholders Consultation, she said pending cases must not deprive children of education, counselling, medical care and legal aid.

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National Governance & Policy13 Oct 2026, 01:20 AM IST

Justice Nagarathna Flags Gaps in Juvenile Justice Act Implementation, Urges Child-Centred Support

Supreme Court judge Justice B.V. Nagarathna has flagged serious gaps in the implementation of the Juvenile Justice Act, warning that the system cannot be judged solely by how quickly it disposes of cases. Speaking at the National Annual Stakeholders Consultation, she stressed that children must receive education, counselling, medical care and legal assistance while proceedings are pending. Her remarks sharpen the debate over whether India’s child justice framework is delivering protection in practice, not just on paper.

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Global Markets & Equities11 Oct 2026, 09:54 AM IST

Supreme Court Signals Skepticism in 401(k) Private Funds Case as Justices Focus on Benchmark Comparisons

The U.S. Supreme Court appeared wary on Monday of a broad challenge to the use of private equity and other alternative investments in 401(k) plans, with several justices pressing lawyers on how retirement fiduciaries should compare funds that differ in risk, fees and structure. The argument suggested the court may be inclined to preserve flexibility for plan sponsors while still reinforcing the need for careful, apples-to-apples benchmarking when evaluating underperformance claims.

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National Governance & Policy11 Oct 2026, 05:08 AM IST

Navi Pillay’s Nobel Win Recasts Justice as a Rebuke to Power

The 2026 Nobel Peace Prize awarded to South African jurist Navi Pillay is being read as both a tribute to a lifetime spent defending the vulnerable and a pointed rejection of the doctrine that force alone can decide political outcomes. In elevating a judge whose career has been defined by accountability, the prize places the language of rights, law and restraint back at the centre of global debate.

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Global Economy & Central Banks10 Oct 2026, 07:17 AM IST

South Africa’s Navi Pillay Wins Nobel Peace Prize for Pursuit of War Crimes Justice

Navanethem “Navi” Pillay, the South African jurist and former UN human rights chief, has won the Nobel Peace Prize for her long-running efforts to advance international law and hold perpetrators of war crimes and genocide to account. The award underscores the Nobel Committee’s view that durable peace depends not only on diplomacy, but also on credible justice mechanisms that deter impunity.

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India Entertainment & Culture06 Oct 2026, 03:05 PM IST

‘Baththa’ Review: Balaji Tharaneetharan Returns With a Warm, Wry Comedy-Drama About Childhood and the Masks Adults Wear

Balaji Tharaneetharan’s 'Baththa' arrives as a gently observant comedy-drama that turns a story about a feared don and a schoolboy into a meditation on memory, innocence and social performance. The film blends humour with emotional restraint, finding tenderness in unlikely encounters and suggesting that goodness often survives beneath the roles people are forced to play.

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India Entertainment & Culture05 Oct 2026, 07:02 PM IST

‘Baththa’ Review: Balaji Tharaneetharan Returns With a Warm, Wry Comedy-Drama About Childhood and the Masks of Adulthood

Balaji Tharaneetharan’s 'Baththa' is a gently observant comedy-drama that turns an encounter between a feared don and a schoolboy into a meditation on innocence, identity and the roles people are forced to perform. The film blends humour, nostalgia and emotional restraint to explore how goodness survives beneath social armour.

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India Entertainment & Culture04 Oct 2026, 05:04 PM IST

‘Baththa’ Review: Balaji Tharaneetharan Returns With a Warm, Wry Comedy-Drama About Childhood, Power and the Goodness That Survives

Balaji Tharaneetharan’s ‘Baththa’ is a gently subversive comedy-drama that uses the unlikely collision between a feared don and a schoolboy to explore memory, performance and the moral residue of childhood. The film blends deadpan humour with emotional precision, offering a nostalgic yet unsentimental look at how people learn to inhabit roles imposed by society.

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India Entertainment & Culture04 Oct 2026, 08:21 AM IST

‘Baththa’ Review: Balaji Tharaneetharan Returns With a Warm, Wry Comedy-Drama About Childhood and the Masks We Wear

Balaji Tharaneetharan’s ‘Baththa’ is a tender, sharply observed comedy-drama that turns a simple encounter between a feared don and a schoolboy into a layered meditation on innocence, identity, and the social roles people are forced to perform. The film blends humour with emotional restraint, revisiting the director’s gift for finding humanity in unlikely places while tracing the quiet goodness that survives beneath fear and performance.

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India Entertainment & Culture03 Oct 2026, 09:10 PM IST

‘Baththa’ Review: Balaji Tharaneetharan Returns With a Warm, Witty Comedy-Drama About Childhood and the Masks We Wear

Balaji Tharaneetharan’s 'Baththa' is a gently observant comedy-drama that turns a simple encounter between a feared don and a schoolboy into a layered meditation on innocence, performance, and the lingering goodness beneath public identities. The film leans on nostalgia, humour, and emotional restraint to explore how childhood is shaped by fear, social roles, and the quiet compromises of adulthood.

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India Entertainment & Culture03 Oct 2026, 08:29 PM IST

‘Baththa’ Review: Balaji Tharaneetharan Returns With a Warm, Wry and Moving Comedy-Drama

Balaji Tharaneetharan’s ‘Baththa’ is a gently observant comedy-drama that turns an unlikely encounter between a feared don and a schoolboy into a meditation on childhood, identity and the roles people are forced to perform. The film blends humour, nostalgia and emotional restraint to uncover the humanity that survives beneath public masks.

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