The Civic Sense Deficit
The latest issue of the eminent British newsmagazine, The Economist, has a column on “India’s Changing Hues”. Yellow signifies its economic transformation, referring to the LED lights that have replaced…
At A Crossroads: Reform or Redundancy?
By Pawan Kumar On February 26, 2026, the Supreme Court sharply criticised the functioning of tribunals, describing them as a “liability” and even a “no-man’s land”. The remarks have sparked…
Too Young For The Feed?
By Sanjay Raman Sinha The debate over children’s access to social media has gathered fresh momentum after the Karnataka government proposed legislation to bar minors under the age of 16…
Women Rising
By Shaan Katari Libby On the occasion of International Women’s Day (March 8, 2026), the 2026 campaign slogan was reiterated: “Rights. Justice. Action. For All Women and Girls”, urging concrete…
Beyond the Myth of the “Idle Wife”
By Dr Swati Jindal Garg In the corridors of justice, certain judgments transcend the dispute before the court and resonate far beyond the litigants involved. They touch the deeper nerve…
Supreme Court says it cannot impose its views on proposal to shorten Five-Year LL.B Course
The Supreme Court of India recently stated that it cannot unilaterally impose its own opinion on matters concerning legal education while hearing a petition seeking to reduce the duration of…
Emulate the discipline of a Kabaddi raider in professional life: CJI Surya Kant to graduating students
CJI Surya Kant called upon graduating students to cultivate the discipline, restraint, and strategic awareness exemplified by a kabaddi raider as they step into their professional journeys. Delivering the convocation…
Haryana informs Supreme Court it will not pursue prosecution against Ali Khan Mahmudabad over Facebook Post
The State of Haryana has informed the Supreme Court of India that it does not intend to grant sanction to prosecute Ali Khan Mahmudabad in connection with his Facebook posts…