By Dr Swati Jindal Garg The corridors of justice often echo with stories of resilience. Sometimes, they carry the quiet yet unyielding voice of a woman who refuses to be…
There are judgments that advance the arc of justice, and there are those that remind us how fragile that arc truly is. The recent decision of the Chhattisgarh High Court,…
By Inderjit Badhwar There are moments in constitutional history when a court decision transcends the immediate dispute and becomes a reaffirmation of first principles. The recent ruling of the Supreme…
By Professor Upendra Baxi No matter how the incumbent POTUS (the president of the United States) may claim ascendancy over all other organs of government, the SCOTUS (the Supreme Court…
The Bhupendra Patel government’s latest announcement on amending the state’s Registration of Marriages Act, 2006, to mandate parental consent for marriage breaches several legal boundaries. Parental consent is not required…
The Supreme Court of India has declared the results of the Advocate-on-Record (AOR) Examination conducted in June 2025, bringing clarity and closure to hundreds of advocates who appeared for the…
The Supreme Court has prohibited the circulation of a Class 8 social science textbook published by the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) after raising serious objections to…
The Supreme Court of India has referred to mediation a dispute concerning the Isha Foundation and residents of a village in Coimbatore over the operation of a crematorium near their…