The first strike against the Places of Worship Act has been struck
Injustice anywhere-anytime is a threat to justice everywhere-every time. During the Islamic invasion of Bharat, lakhs of temples were destroyed and converted into ...
Tag: Supreme Court
Revadi Culture: Centre gets the “Supreme” nod to end freebie politics
The culture of freebies is gradually becoming a hindrance to India’s development. Some ‘good for nothing’ politicians are the ones responsible for it. ...
Veterans and former judges show the mirror to Justice Surya Kant and Justice JB Pardiwala
In India, the Supreme Court holds a very respectable position. Its directives have always been a stone of rigidity. But recent incidents have ...
“Judicial verdicts must not be under the influence of public opinion,” The latest gem from Justice JB Pardiwala
Every system has its founding document. If a group of people accept their religion as the guiding force, then it is the holy ...
Dear Supreme Court, at least listen to your ex-colleagues
Law is a field where everyone criticises their colleagues. That is why most of the time, people make it light of one legal ...
‘Nupur Sharma’s loose tongue has set the country on fire,’ Supreme Court
The Supreme Court of India, often seen to uphold the ultimate freedom of expression and liberty of its ‘peaceful’ subjects has said that ...
Yogi’s bulldozer model is iron tight, and now it has Supreme Court’s blessings
The punishment should not only be retributive to the offender but should also instill fear in the eyes of potential lawbreakers and Yogi’s ...
Supreme Court panel terms Hyderabad 2019 Encounter fake
Some events become inflexion points which force humanity to introspect and begin course-correcting its failures. The unfortunate case of Nirbhaya shocked the nation ...
It took time, but Karma finally caught up with Sidhu
It was horrific and troubled three decades for the family of late Gurnam Singh as they saw Sidhu hosting comedy shows, touring India ...
Decoding the NEET-PG dilemma
NEET PG 2022 is supposed to be conducted within a week, but students are asking for more time As it turned out the ...
“Lakshman Rekha must not be crossed,” Kiren Rijiju’s subtle message to the Judiciary
Kiren Rijiju has reminded the judiciary not to cross the ‘Laxman Rekha’ Supreme Court recently asked governments to pause any kind of development ...
“States can identify minorities” – Centre’s statement in Supreme Court is a welcome step
Roughly ten days back, we at TFI had carried a report asking a single question and a rather simple one that. “What does ...
