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 ...
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After Election Commission, Uddhav mounts attack on Governor
Uddhav Thackeray and Governor Koshiyari row: BalaSaheb Thackeray, the man who mainstreamed the politics of son of soil and Hindutva established his own ...
How to Deal with a False FIR Troubles? Fight Back with these Legal Steps
How to Deal with a False FIR: When a false First Information Report (FIR) is filed against a person in order to falsely ...
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 ...
Compensatory mechanism in Indian legal system
Compensatory jurisprudence refers to the concept of providing compensation or reparation to individuals or groups who have suffered harm or injustice due to ...
It’s official! Uddhav Thackeray is not the heir of Balsaheb Thackeray
India is a land of rich heritage, be it religious, cultural or linguistic. And in the Sanatan scriptures there is a saying, पूत ...
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 ...
PM Modi saw it coming, Congress questions the authority of Supreme Court
Enslaved by the mentality of appeasement politics, Congress ditched the process of rational opposition of the developments undertaken by their political rivals. In ...
Supreme Court makes it absolutely clear to High Courts – Online proceedings won’t stop
If you ask them, every legal professional has a different perspective about online proceedings. Some declare it as epitome of transparency while some ...
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 ...
Bombay High Court: Teacher Discipline Not a Criminal Offense under Section 324 IPC
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 ...
