<h1>Supreme Court stays royal estate trial, reviews insolvency plea, and examines sedition law validity</h1> The Supreme Court granted an interim stay on a high court order remanding a long-standing royal estate property dispute to trial court. It considered objections from a committee of creditors regarding the maintainability of a plea by former promoters in a corporate insolvency matter. The court agreed to hear the Enforcement Directorate's appeal on deferring money laundering charge framing against a politician. It refused to restrict media reporting on a mass burial case and expressed displeasure over high court orders in a public interest litigation involving a historic temple, questioning the language used against the state government. The court sought responses on institutional welfare for neurodivergent persons, assured early hearing of a bail plea in a politically sensitive case, and deleted critical observations against a high court judge. It kept a state ordinance on temple administration in abeyance, agreed to examine the constitutional validity of the sedition law, and stayed orders related to travel restrictions, environmental compensation, and a plea on airline safety practices.