Supreme Court Says No: Judicial Service Experience Won’t Count as Law Practice
The Supreme Court has ruled that judicial service experience cannot replace law practice for appearing in judicial services exams. Aspirants […]
Centre Opposes Fixed Timelines for President and Governors to Clear Bills: A Constitutional Debate
The Centre has opposed the Supreme Court’s proposal to fix deadlines for the President and Governors to clear pending bills,
Supreme Court Orders Immediate Release of Prisoners Who Have Served Their Sentence
The Supreme Court of India has directed all States and Union Territories to release prisoners who have completed their sentences
Can Secretly Recording Your Spouse Be Used as Evidence? Supreme Court Says Yes
In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court has held that secretly recorded phone calls between spouses are admissible in divorce
75 Years of Indian Constitution: A Journey Towards Socio-Economic Justice
CJI BR Gavai The Constitution of India is not merely a political charter designed for governance. As Chief Justice of
CJI BR Gavai: The Constitution of India Is the Unifying Force of the Nation
CJI-BR-Gavai At a landmark ceremony held at the Allahabad High Court, Chief Justice of India (CJI) BR Gavai underscored the
Three New Judges Sworn into the Supreme Court of India, Restoring Full Strength
Three-New-Judges-Sworn-into-the-Supreme-Court-of-India,-Restoring-Full-Strength In a significant development for India’s judiciary, the Supreme Court of India regained its full sanctioned strength of 34
Supreme Court Withholds Sentence in POCSO Case Citing Victim’s Trauma from Legal Fallout
In a landmark judgment, the Supreme Court chose not to impose a sentence under the POCSO Act, highlighting societal and
Supreme Court Slams ED for TASMAC Raids, Stays Proceedings in ₹1,000 Crore Case
The Supreme Court criticizes the Enforcement Directorate for overstepping its jurisdiction in the TASMAC money laundering probe and grants a
Madras High Court Stays Tamil Nadu Amendments on Vice-Chancellor Appointments
The Madras High Court has stayed Tamil Nadu government amendments that transferred the power of appointing Vice-Chancellors from the Governor