Modi government takes a firm stand against nepotism in judiciary
The tussle between executive and judiciary is as long as the constitution itself. It has evolved a lot with new cases and judgments coming up. The change in power equations depends ...
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Congress has a long history of undermining the Indian judiciary
Congress, India’s oldest political party has been accused of undermining democracy countless times in the past to serve its own interests. Ex- Prime Minister Indira Gandhi had imposed an Emergency in ...
Congress has no Locus standi to question judiciary, given its past onslaughts against the Constitution.
Since the new BJP government came into power, a new phrase has been used over and over again –“the new government has imposed an undeclared emergency”. For the majority of Indians ...
Finally! Justice for Victims of Mumbai Bomb Blasts, This is what the Judiciary has Ordered for the 5 Terrorists
The Verdict for the Blasts that rocked Mumbai, the Financial Capital of India on 12th March 1993 has been pronounced. The Special TADA Court of Mumbai awarded life imprisonment and a ...
Justice Karnan’s one man revolution against the Judiciary is historic
“What's in a name” questioned Shakespeare. I think justice Karnan would disagree with the great poet and dramatist of the bygone era. And really it is in the name. Justice Karnan, ...
Equal Pay for Equal Work: Judiciary’s socialistic hallucinations
Sometimes, I wonder why the learned lords of justice abhor the common man so much so that they laugh on the lives of commoners. The recent judgement on declaring Equal Pay ...
What makes the Indian Judiciary so agonizingly slow?
Have you noticed that when anyone is caught (especially someone with a certain amount of power or wealth or both), a common phrase used is, “The Law will take its own ...
Judiciary got its secularism medal with the Dahi Handi verdict
After Sabarimala Temple and Jallikattu, the Judiciary of India has found a new nexus of evil in Hinduism that needs to be curbed with immediate effect: Dahi Handi. In another instance ...
14 occasions, when Judiciary completely failed us
Democracy comprises of four pillars viz; The Parliament, The Judiciary, The Bureaucracy, and The Media. Of these, the Parliament, which has the mandate of the people, is supposed to be supreme. ...
Reopening of Section 377: Judiciary’s chance to correct past wrongs
Delhi High Court had written a new chapter in the Indian History when it gave primacy to Human Rights and decriminalized homosexuality as an offence within the meaning of Section 377 ...
Judiciary in form – Supreme Court firing on all cylinders
It appears the recent increase in pollution in nation's capital had irritated so much, Supreme Court started batting like Virender Sehwag in Pakistan. First, the ruling on banning on diesel vehicles. ...
Adani Group vs. Global and Domestic Forces: A Fight to Protect India’s Economic Integrity
Sprawling attempts are made from all sides to destabilize the Indian economy. And at the forefront of these attacks stand the Adani Group upon whom the conspiracies are repeatedly being orchestrated. ...
