In two separate but significant rulings, the Supreme Court of India passed crucial directions. Firstly, in suo motu proceedings on public safety, the SC ordered the removal of stray dogs and cattle from key public areas, observing that repeated dog-bite incidents are "not merely a public health challenge, but a matter of human safety under Article 21 (Right to Life)." Secondly, the SC flagged systemic deficiencies in colonial-era property transaction laws and directed the Law Commission of India to prepare a report on restructuring them, suggesting the use of modern technologies like Blockchain for property registration reform.