By Kenneth Tiven As the United States slips into holiday mode for the remainder of the year, substantial pieces of unfinished government business are converging in ways that could extinguish…
By Dr Swati Jindal Garg There are moments in a nation’s judicial history when a court does more than interpret the law—it interprets the conscience of society. The Supreme Court’s…
By Sujit Bhar The rapid rise of generative artificial intelligence has unsettled copyright regimes across the world, and India is now formally grappling with the legal, economic, and philosophical questions…
By Kumkum Chadha The three-week Parliament session has concluded. Amid the chaos which is now a constant in parliamentary proceedings, there was some business transacted with of course some heated…
The Supreme Court has ordered security for a young woman from Bulandshahr, Uttar Pradesh, and her widowed mother after they alleged harassment and misuse of legal process by a close…
A Delhi court has ordered the framing of charges against Congress leader Alka Lamba for allegedly assaulting police personnel during a protest demanding the implementation of women’s reservation in Parliament.…
By Inderjit Badhwar Courts are not merely places where disputes are resolved. They are institutions where reason, precedent, and constitutional morality converge. Every judgment is expected to be anchored in…
By Sanjay Raman Sinha Artificial Intelligence (AI) algorithms are beginning to throw a spanner into the judicial process. The courtroom—traditionally governed by human logic, deliberation, and rigorous research—is now facing…