Tag: Supreme Court

Indian Express Newspaper Vs Union of India: Pricing newspapers have also been contentious for the publishers. On one hand, they have to spend ...

Forced religious conversion SC Decision: The rise of liberal philosophies pertaining to freedom of religion endorsed the strengthening of democratic fabric and plurality ...

We have a common misunderstanding about Nehru. People researching on the Internet believe that he was quite anarchic in his approach. That is ...

Gyanvapi Case: It is rare that when an act is passed, it is tough to repeal it. People engaged in drafting the act ...

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn once said, “Unlimited power in the hands of limited people always leads to cruelty.” Solzhenitsyn is the Nobel prize winner who ...

Rape does not shake just the victim. It is a scintillating attack on the collective civilizational thought process. Protecting women’s integrity is the ...

And it’s that time of the year again when schools have been shut and offices are forced to go back into COVID-19 working ...

The Indian courts find themselves unable to interpret laws that are decades old, including the Muslim personal law. Muslim girls over the age ...

"Major problem with Indian rule-making (executive/judiciary/legislation) is making everything either banned or mandatory. Regulating something with clear, reasonable limits does not seem like ...

Bollywood is currently facing one of the worst crises since the inception of the Hindi Film Industry. Films after Films are tanking badly ...

Even after 75 years of Independence, several key institutions are still dragging the colonial legacy. They have not undertaken the necessary reforms to ...

French political thinker Charles Montesquieu in his theory of separation of power, states that power shall stop power in a system based on ...