The Supreme Court of India on September 2, 2025, underscored that its pronouncement in the matter of gubernatorial powers would stand upon the foundation of constitutional principle rather than political…
The Supreme Court of India has mandated that qualifying the Teachers’ Eligibility Test (TET) is compulsory for individuals aspiring to become teachers and for in-service teachers seeking promotions. This directive…
The Delhi High Court’s refusal to grant bail to Tasleem Ahmed must be understood against the backdrop of the extraordinary legal architecture of the UAPA, a statute designed to deal…
The Supreme Court of India has granted permanent protection to cartoonist Hemant Malviya after he issued a public apology for a controversial cartoon depicting Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the…
By Sanjay Raman Sinha In a move laden with political undertones and fraught with sinister constitutional implications, the Modi government’s three constitutional amendment Bills have set off alarm bells within…
Two phone calls changed the course of Ujjwal Nikam’s life: one from Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the other from Mumbai Police. A well-known public prosecutor, Nikam was recently nominated…
By Sujit Bhar On August 28, the Supreme Court once again reserved its verdict on the long-pending All India Football Federation (AIFF) constitution case, stating that a final judgment would…
By Kenneth Tiven Donald Trump’s bewildering and uneven attack on world trade and peaceful international relations, and his control of nuclear weapons, makes the US president the most dangerous political…