Tag: Supreme Court

If you ask them, every legal professional has a different perspective about online proceedings. Some declare it as epitome of transparency while some ...

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: The principle of dowry, as enshrined in Section 498A of the IPC, has long been a source of controversy and ...

The esteemed Bombay High Court Bench at Goa has recently made a momentous ruling, declaring that a teacher's attempt to rectify a student's ...

Terrorism has no religion. This is a cliché because when the Samjhauta Express blast occurred, it was labelled as a "Hindu Terror" attack. ...

Nature is not beholden to us; thus, it falls upon us to preserve it. Safeguarding the earth for future generations is not a ...

The privilege of enfranchisement is deemed to be the quintessential and paramount right in India as a participatory democracy. The act of casting ...

The 2016 privacy policy of WhatsApp is before the Indian Supreme Court. Before that year, WhatsApp had assured its users that their data ...

A BSc graduate who chose to apply his analytical skills in the legal domain. A talented kid who didn’t go for cream and ...

In the tumultuous tides of love and hate relationships, reputations may be sullied, hearts shattered and bitter exchanges may entangle one in the ...

SC/ST Act: Atrocities are not only immoral acts, but they also corrupt the perpetrators and erode the moral fabric of the society. The ...

The Supreme Court has fumed the fire in the ongoing debate over freedom of temples from government control. On Friday, the Apex Court, ...