Law & Order

Governor Walkouts in Opposition-Ruled States: A Deeper Constitutional Rift?

Recently, in opposition states, governor walked out during inaugural sessions. It raises serious questions about Constitutional Propriety. It also signals a Deeper Constitutional Rift. and what such walkouts in Opposition-Ruled…

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Civilian Award by Indian Government cannot be used as prefix

Today government announced Padma Awards 2026 Winners List.Actor Dharmendra Deol awarded the Padma Vibhushan posthumously. The Bombay High Court(DEC 27 2025) said that civilian awards such as “Padma Shri” and…

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Acid Attack victims in India:Issues and Challanges

Acid Attack. A Delhi court has acquitted three accused in a 2009 acid attack case.(Dec 24.) It exposes a serious gap in police investigation. Also The Supreme Court of India…

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CJI Surya Kant: Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

Justice CJI Surya Kant takes oath as the 53rd Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of India. President Droupadi Murmu administered the oath during a brief ceremony held at the…

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Judicial appointments in India lie at the intersection of judicial independence and democratic accountability. Discuss

Process of Judicial appointments in India keep  alive the debate between independence and accountability. One end of this spectrum is anchored by the principle of judicial independence. It is recognised…

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Why Does the President Seek the Supreme Court’s Opinion? A Look into Article 143

President Droupadi Murmu has invoked Article 143 of the Constitution. It seek the Supreme Court’s opinion on 14 key legal questions. The questions are about  the roles and powers of…

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The Supreme Court Contempt Powers: A Pillar of Judicial Authority

The Supreme Court refused to entertain a PIL seeking Contempt of Court(COC) proceedings against BJP MP Nishikant Dubey. The PIL is against his remarks against the top court and CJI…

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Supreme Court Struck down caste discrimination provisions encoded in prison manual

In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court(SC)  (October 3) struck down the provisions of the Prison Manual based on castes. Lower castes and marginalized sections assigned cleaning and sweeping tasks…

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“Bail is not to be withheld as a punishment,” says Supreme Court

The Supreme Court comments that the prosecuting agency must provide a speedy trial or grant bail. The Supreme Court, this week, ruling reiterated its earlier directive on speedy trials in…

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US Supreme Court recognizes Donald Trump’s immunity from prosecution

The US Supreme Court in a ruling says that former presidents have full immunity. It saves from prosecution for actions that were within their constitutional powers as president, but not for…

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