After almost a decade, millions of Sahara investors to get justice
Sahara India case: The core objective of any business is to earn profit; however, many, in their eagerness to establish their monopoly, get ...
Tag: Supreme Court Judgement
Menstrual leave PIL: CJI Chandrachud asserts himself as a champion of women’s rights; once again
The Indian Supreme Court has dismissed a petition seeking menstrual leave for female employees and students across the country, but has allowed the ...
Rape Cases: The side which mainstream media never talks about
The Allahabad High Court recently granted bail to two men accused of raping a woman in Varanasi in 2019, citing the increasing prevalence ...
Religion is making a comeback in Law
Dr. Mohan Gopal's speech at the CJAR seminar was a thought-provoking analysis of the Indian judiciary's current state and the government's alleged strategy ...
Plagiarism row over Varaharoopam song from Kantara continues
Thaikkudam Bridge lawsuit: The Kerala High Court has overturned the District Court of Kozhikode's decision in the case involving the alleged plagiarism of ...
Judicial Reform or Overreach? The Debate Over Activism in the Court
If there is one principle on which modern constitutionalism can fundamentally rely, then it is the separation of powers. In the same vein, ...
Fake dowry cases and beyond: If you don’t satisfy these conditions, you can’t be arrested
Fake dowry cases: The principle of dowry, as enshrined in Section 498A of the IPC, has long been a source of controversy and ...
WhatsApp Privacy Policy: Supreme Court Smacks Down Attempt to Trample User Choice
The 2016 privacy policy of WhatsApp is before the Indian Supreme Court. Before that year, WhatsApp had assured its users that their data ...
The legal fallout of Shanti Bhushan’s legacy
A BSc graduate who chose to apply his analytical skills in the legal domain. A talented kid who didn’t go for cream and ...
Anti Ragging Act has failed to change the ground reality
Anti Ragging Act: Ragging at the harmless is ridiculous and embarrassing, but at its worst, it could have detrimental repercussions on the psychology ...
Oleum gas Case: Introduction of absolute liability in India
Oleum gas Case: Extreme ownership. That is what the self-help diary of military blokes prescribes. Somehow, society does not always follow. The legal ...
If you are following these basic rules, you need not follow the “Contempt of Court”
Law is all about walking on the tightrope of conflicting principles. The biggest issue with practitioners of law is to do just that. ...
