Law
Sadhvi Pragya Breaks Down in Court, Recalls Years of Torture and Humiliation
Sixteen years after being arrested in the Malegaon blast case, former MP and spiritual figure Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur was...
Malegaon Acquittals Prove Congress’ ‘Saffron Terror’ Hoax to Vilify Hindus and Shield Islamist Threat
The acquittal of Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur and Lt Col Shrikant Purohit in the 2008 Malegaon blast case marks not...
Centre Proposes Six-Month Extension of President’s Rule in Manipur
Union Home Ministry has moved a resolution in Parliament seeking a six-month extension of the President’s rule in Manipur, a...
“Judiciary Failed Me”: Civil Judge Resigns Over Senior’s Appointment to Madhya Pradesh HC
A junior division civil judge in Madhya Pradesh resigned on Monday, days after a senior judicial officer—whom she had earlier...
Top Valid Reasons to Be Excused from Jury Duty
Jury duty is a fundamental civic responsibility that enables citizens to participate in the justice system. However, there are valid...
Causation: The Most Important Element of Personal Injury Law
In any personal injury case, proving that someone else's actions caused your injury is essential. While damages and liability matter,...
Mandatory HIV Tests Before Marriage in Meghalaya; Can Law Succeed Where Culture Stalled?
The Meghalaya government is preparing to introduce a law that would make HIV/AIDS testing mandatory for couples before marriage, as...
Kerala Court Sentences 16th PFI Islamic Extremist Nawas to Death in BJP Leader Ranjith Srinivasan’s Murder Case
In a resounding blow to the radical Islamist outfit Popular Front of India (PFI), yet another of its operatives, Nawaz,...
Udaipur Files Gets SC Go-Ahead, Kanhaiya Lal’s Son Asks: Where’s Justice for My Father?
In a significant development, the Supreme Court on Friday declined to extend the stay on the release of the film...
BJP Hits Out at Indira Jaising’s Plea to Lower Age of Consent; Centre Fears It May Fuel Trafficking
Senior advocate and amicus curiae Indira Jaising has stirred fresh controversy with her written submissions to the Supreme Court in...
MP High Court Criticizes Caste-Like Hierarchy in Judiciary, Calls It Feudal and Oppressive
In a rare and hard-hitting judgment, the Madhya Pradesh High Court has drawn attention to what it described as a...
Bengaluru Court Sentences Ikramuddin, Atif, Mohammed to 7 years Imprisonment in August 2020 Riot Case
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) Special Court in Bengaluru sentenced three individuals to seven years of rigorous imprisonment in connection...
