A new strategy by the OppositionBy Justice Katju
I have explained in an article and interview given to eminent journalist Amalendu Upadhyaya that the Delhi High Court’s order dated 23.12.2025 in Sengar’s case is perfectly correct
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The order of the Delhi High Court in Sengar’s caseBy Justice Katju
I sent the following email to Mehmood Pracha, advocate for the victim in the Sengar case :” Dear Mr PrachaI…
Implications of the Securities Market Code, 2025 on Intermediaries and Market Infrastructure Institutions
Disclosure requirements are also likely to become more granular. Merchant bankers and issuers will need to adhere to tighter norms in public offerings, including enhanced due diligence certifications. Credit rating agencies may face expanded disclosure responsibilities concerning rating methodologies and conflict management.
Christians are a tiny 2.3% of India’s population, i.e. 28 million out of about 1430 million Indians
They are a peaceful community, who though small in number, have made an enormous contribution to our country, particularly in the fields of education, healthcare, empowerment of women, dalits, tribals, and other poor and marginalised sections of society.
What is happening in Bangladesh ?
By Justice Katju These days much is being said about recent developments in Bangladesh. There are varying theories and analyses about…
बांग्लादेश में निंदनीय कृत्य : न्यायमूर्ति काटजू द्वारा
मैं बांग्लादेश में एक हिंदू की निर्मम लिंचिंग की कड़ी निंदा करता हूँ, ठीक उसी तरह जैसे मैं दुनिया भर…
Condemnable act in Bangladesh By Justice Katju
I condemn the brutal lynching of a Hindu in Bangladesh, just as I condemn atrocities on minorities everywhere. It is…
Chief Justice Surya Kant to Form Three-Judge Bench to Reconsider Aravali Hill Judgement
The Supreme Court at this point has not yet decided on the final makeup of the three judge panel and the time frame of hearing. The trends in the case and the environment law scholars and legal critics are likely to monitor the case with interest as they believe that the case might not only affect the case of Aravali, but also the environmental jurisprudence in India.
Sacred Spaces, Secular Power, and a Sitting Judge: The Justice G.R. Swaminathan Impeachment Debate
What makes this matter worse is the fact that this motion is rooted less in clear cases of judicial bias but more on the fact that the State Government was dissatisfied with the judicial outcome which touched upon sensitive religious and political terrain. If legislation started acting on every dissatisfaction it has it will set a wrong precedent ad risks judiciary being subordinated to shifting winds of politics.
Season of Advent By Justice Katju
This is the Season of Advent for Christians, a preparation or countdown for Christmas, which started on 30th November 2025. The…