Supreme Court’s recent landmark judgment directing a comprehensive study on impact of blasting operations on Chittorgarh Fort and its preservation. Learn about key findings and proposed action plan.
Allahabad High Court’s recent judgment in Diwakar Singh vs State of UP clarifies that a Magistrate can’t compel a witness after cross-examination unless crucial for justice
Explore landmark Supreme Court judgment mandating measures for hit-and-run accident victims’ compensation awareness. Analysis of scheme’s challenges and recommendations.
Delhi HC held that a prolonged separation of 11 years, compounded by false allegations and complaints, amounts to mental cruelty.
Supreme Court, in a groundbreaking verdict in Priya Indoria vs. State of Karnataka, asserts the authority of High Courts to provide anticipatory bail, even if the FIR is lodged in a different state. Delve into the details of the case, the court’s rationale, and the far-reaching implications of this significant decision.
Read about the Punjab and Haryana High Court’s landmark judgment emphasizing the Constitutional Court’s role in actively protecting journalists reporting truthfully. The court quashed a criminal defamation case against ‘The Indian Express’ Editor, highlighting the importance of fearless news dissemination.
Supreme Court sets aside remission for 11 convicts in Bilkis Bano case, ordering their return to prison. Landmark judgment upholds rule of law and justice for victims of heinous crimes during 2002 Gujarat riots
Dive into the recent SC judgment on Article 22(5), exploring the detaining authority’s obligations and the detenue’s rights. Learn how the Apex Court dismissed an appeal challenging a detention order. Find insights into the crucial balance between duties and rights.
Delhi High Court landmark judgment on protecting persons with disabilities from harassment during transfers. Analysis of legal implications and the court’s directives.
Explore groundbreaking judgment of Punjab and Haryana High Court quashing an FIR against journalist Bhawna Gupta. Ruling emphasizes that SC/ST Act offenses require intent to humiliate, not merely caste identity of informant
