The Supreme Court of India recently drew attention towards the unwarranted consequences of inconsistency in the rulings by different benches of a same court. In a cautionary tone, the apex court ...
Amid the foul cry from the opposition and its ecosystem, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar has once again critiqued the judiciary, reminding all of the supremacy of Parliament. He also came down ...
In a landmark announcement in the direction of judicial transparency, the Supreme Court of India had recently stated that all its serving judges and the judges appointed in future will disclose ...
The Karnataka Assembly witnessed a great political stir on Thursday with charges of a honey-trap scandal linking a senior minister and 48 others, such as legislators, politicians, and judges. The issue ...
Former Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud recently appeared on BBC’s HARDtalk, where he foiled vested agenda BBC host Stephen Sackur tried to peddle. The discussion covered issues of alleged ...
The Indian Judiciary is already saddled with millions of unresolved cases. For the last half decade, GST cases have turned out to be another burden on them. The GST council has ...
There is a reason the Judiciary is important for proper functioning of any democracy. Majority often turns into absolute majority, compromising the interest of the common people. No one understands it ...
Rajagopalan vs state of Tamil Nadu case: In a democratic society, fear is the only way to control the population. Through fear-mongering, people in power throw you in a state of ...
Bachan Singh vs State Of Punjab case: Democracies are primarily centred on the five core values of right to life, liberty, economic freedom, and the pursuit of happiness. At the heart ...
MLA KT Jaleel case: Freedom of speech is the bedrock of any society. It is the only thing that people at the lower rungs of the society have. It is this ...
French political thinker Charles Montesquieu in his theory of separation of power, states that power shall stop power in a system based on the rule of law. It was based on ...
Kiren Rijiju has reminded the judiciary not to cross the ‘Laxman Rekha’ Supreme Court recently asked governments to pause any kind of development in any of the cases related to Sedition ...
