Law
The most iconic Indian case ever: 1973, Kesavananda Bharati vs State of Kerala – Part 4
The rights and duties bestowed upon the citizens of the nation are an extension of the broad vision of the...
The most iconic Indian case ever: 1973, Kesavananda Bharati vs State of Kerala – Part 3
Kesavananda Bharati vs State of Kerala Case: The erstwhile colonial state of British India highlighted the dire inevitability of achieving...
The most iconic Indian case ever: 1973, Kesavananda Bharati vs State of Kerala – Part 2
Kesavananda Bharati vs State of Kerala case: There are a lot of things in the public domain which are taken...
The most iconic Indian case ever: 1973, Kesavananda Bharati vs State of Kerala
The Constitution of India is acclaimed as the most unique, elaborate and world’s largest constitution. It is a well-documented piece...
The 1995 case that cemented the notion of ‘Hinduism is a way of life’ and why it is not right
Some call it religion, some call it a way of life. To be fair to them, both sides are correct...
Understanding Indra Sawhney Case: The post-Mandal “reservation criteria has glaring loopholes in it”
Indra Sawhney Case: Mandal Commission is considered as the tipping point of class and caste division in politically independent India....
The spineless “Juvenile Justice Act” needs an immediate upgrade
Juvenile Justice Act: Law is a crucial driving force in social transformation, and acts as a barometer of societal complexities...
U. Akbar Ali vs. State of Tamil Nadu: The death blow to conversion mafias in India
Akbar Ali vs State of Tamil Nadu case: Caste discrimination has become important on the human rights agenda under the...
Aruna Ramchandra Shanbaug vs. Union of India: The case that paved the way for Passive euthanasia
Aruna Ramchandra Shanbaug vs Union of India case: Our legal system explicitly provides for the Right to life to all...
The Case of Ismail Farooqui vs. Union of India: Why Hindus Can Worship in Ram Mandir
Ismail Farooqui vs Union of India: Hindus are the majority in this country, and modern democracy discriminates against every majority....
2022, Jacob Puliyel vs. Union of India: Supreme Court dictum on mandatory Covid vaccination
We, as humans, have been dominating the planet from time immemorial, but a teensy-weensy virus showed us our place. The...
1987, D.C. Wadhwa v. the State of Bihar: When Supreme Court schooled Bihar administration about Constitution
DC Wadhwa vs the State of Bihar case: In the constitutional scheme of things, presidents and governors are informally called...
