Sedition Trials Can Continue If Accused Does Not Object: Supreme Court Clarifies Scope of Interim Protection Under Section 124A IPC
In a development of profound...
“Can’t Second-Guess State Policy, Will Try To Clear Apprehensions” — A Case That Could Redefine India’s Nuclear Constitutional Jurisprudence
The Supreme Court’s ongoing examination of...
Supreme Court Reaffirms Protection for Honest Bureaucrats: “Government Servant Not Expected To Take Stand Against Government”
In a significant ruling with far-reaching implications for Indian...
In a judgement of enormous national importance for tax administration and taxpayer rights, the Supreme Court of India has delivered a significant ruling clarifying...
The recent remarks attributed to Chief Justice of India Surya Kant regarding the presence of “thousands of fraudulent lawyers” in the legal system may...
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In a landmark reaffirmation of the principles governing criminal trials in India, the Supreme Court of India has once again clarified that the testimony...
Supreme Court Expands The Meaning Of Freedom Of Speech, Linguistic Identity, And Educational Rights
In what may eventually be remembered as one of the most...
Supreme Court Collegium Recommends 9 Advocates As Judges Of Calcutta High Court: A Crucial Institutional Step Towards Reducing Pendency And Strengthening Judicial Administration
In a...
Judges Must Show Patience and Encouragement Towards Young Advocates: Supreme Court Reasserts the Constitutional Balance Between the Bench and the Bar
In a judgment carrying...
Understanding the Legal Controversy Around Art of Living's Bengaluru Campus
When allegations surface against a globally recognised spiritual institution, public curiosity naturally follows. The Art...
In one of the most consequential criminal justice interventions in recent years, the Supreme Court of India has directed the Union Government to establish...
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The challenge to the law governing the appointment of the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) and Election Commissioners (ECs) is no ordinary constitutional dispute. It...
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In constitutional democracies, institutions matter more than individuals. Governments change, political majorities fluctuate, and electoral fortunes rise and fall, but constitutional institutions are expected...
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In the hierarchy of legal developments, not all events are created equal. While landmark judgements capture public imagination, judicial appointments quietly determine the future...