<h1>Free public Wi-Fi ordered, drug safety PIL dismissed, government given four weeks to respond on statehood petitions</h1> The Supreme Court ordered free public Wi-Fi across its main building, dismissed a PIL seeking inquiry and systemic drug-safety reforms after alleged child deaths from toxic cough syrups, and gave the Centre four weeks to respond to petitions seeking restoration of statehood to Jammu and Kashmir. The court refused a plea for pan-India social-media suspension guidelines, sought responses from the Centre and Election Commission on enfranchising roughly 450,000 undertrial prisoners, reserved orders on green-cracker manufacturing and a related ban, declined a probe demand against a corporate group, reserved on an SIT probe challenge in a deadly stampede, and directed consolidation of river-pollution appeals.