<h1>Supreme Court Orders Cashless Treatment for Accident Victims, Reviews Sahara Land Proposals, and Addresses Dam Safety Delays.</h1> The Supreme Court addressed several significant issues on January 8. It directed the government to create a scheme for cashless medical treatment for motor accident victims during the critical 'golden hour.' A man imprisoned for 25 years was found to be a juvenile at the crime time and ordered released. The court tasked SEBI and an amicus curiae with reviewing proposals related to Sahara group's land to repay investors. It permitted challenges to the rules on clinical trials conducted in poorer nations. The court criticized the delay in implementing the Dam Safety Act and scheduled a hearing on the appointment of election commissioners for February 4.