Law & Order

SC quashes sedition case against journalist: Basics Explained

The Supreme Court Thursday quashed the sedition case registered against journalist Vinod Dua. On the issue of protection of freedom of speech and expression of media personnel, it said, “Every…

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Supreme Court, dowry death and Section 304B of IPC

The Bench of the Supreme Court consisting of CJI N.V. Ramana and Justice Aniruddha Bose stated that courts should interpret the provisions of dowry death liberally, keeping in mind the…

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Maratha Reservation ,Supreme Court and Socially & Educationally Backward Classes: Constitutional Provisions Explained

The Supreme Court Bench while considering the validity of Maratha reservation and 102nd Constitution Amendment was unanimous on issues such as the Maratha quota law was invalid and the 1992…

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Delhi High Court: State Has Failed In Protecting Basic Right To Life Under Art. 21

The Delhi High court, while hearing  a bunch of cases on oxygen shortage in the capital’s fight against Covid-19, remarked that “State has failed in its fundamental obligation in protecting…

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NAXALITES: Internal Security Threat

Last week  at least 22 Indian security personnel were killed and 32 wounded in a major Maoist attack in the central state of Chhattisgarh                       LEARNING FROM HOME/ WITHOUT CLASSES/…

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Permanent Commission for women officers : Supreme Court Ruling

The Supreme Court declared that the evaluation criteria adopted by the Indian Army to consider the grant of permanent commission(PC for women officers to be “arbitrary and irrational“. The Court…

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HUL develops policy to help employees facing domestic abuse: Domestic Violence Act Explained

The Hindustan Unilever (HUL) framed a policy  that aims to protect and provide relief to staff members who are survivors of abuse, or acts of emotional and physical abuse beyond…

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Open Category open to all: Supreme Court Blocked Attempts to Dilute Merit In Open Category

The Supreme Court has, in a recent significant judgement, Saurav Yadav versus State of Uttar Pradesh observed that the candidates belonging to reserved category, are eligible to fill general/open category…

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Supreme Court : Aged parents can’t resort to Senior Citizens Act to evict Daughter in Law

The right of a wife to a shared household under the Domestic Violence Act will prevail against a decree obtained by her aged in-laws under the Senior Citizens Act, ruled…

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Supreme Court says Article 32 important, integral to Constitution: Basics Explained

The Supreme Court in a reportable judgment, Skill Loto Solutions Pvt Ltd vs Union of India, on December 3 has observed that Article 32 of the Constitution of India is an important…

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