The harsh rule prevalent in the world is that backwardness is punished
The recent attack by Israel on Iran reiterates a clear message : backwardness is punished in the real world.
Category: Current Legal Update
The United Nations’ Role in the Iran Israel war
On part of the United Nations there has been diplomacy through Security Council resolutions, humanitarian agencies and use of special envoys to quell the Iran-Israel confrontation. Its activities include appeals for ceasefire, the mediation, support of refugees, and the evaluation of cases, but its activities are limited by the veto power politics and the competition of members.
SIT Interrogates Former SIB Chief Prabhakar Rao Over Alleged Illegal Surveillance Network
Former SIB chief T. Prabhakar Rao has been given the grilling by Special Investigation Team along with allegations of operating a rogue surveillance system to spy on politicians. This investigation reveals destruction of evidence, breakdowns of procedure and poses to some really contentious questions concerning responsibility, integrity of data and usage of state intelligence machine.
Kedarnath’s Sixth Chopper Crash in Weeks: Who Bears Legal Responsibility for Ongoing Safety Failures?
Six weeks after the Kedarnath helicopter accident, when six choppers crashed in six weeks, the issue of Chardham helicopter safety and legal responsibility again came under scanner, even as the fall out of the Ahmedabad Boeing 787 accident on the political landscape based on the excesses of oversight and responsibility continued, with more clamour led by the opposition to demand the resignation of its Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu.
Rajasthan High Court Bar Association Expresses Profound Grief Over Ahmedabad Flight Tragedy
The Rajasthan High Court Bar Association today expressed profound grief following the tragic Air India Ahmedabad flight crash. The association conveyed heartfelt condolences to all affected, extending prayers to those lost in the crash and at B.J. Medical College and Civil Hospital. They emphasized the fragility of life and offered solidarity.
Dhirubhai Ambani University School of Law Redefines Legal Training for a Globalized India
Dhirubhai Ambani University’s School of Law launches innovative LL.M. programs blending in-depth specializations, global immersion tours, and industry-aligned internships. Guided by eminent faculty and cutting-edge research, the School aims to equip graduates with the skills and insights to excel in a global legal landscape.
Indian Student’s Deportation Video in US Sparks Debate Over Human Rights Violations
The viral video of an Indian student’s deportation from a US airport has ignited debates on immigration enforcement, highlighting concerns over procedural transparency, rights of foreign nationals and the need to balance security protocols with humane treatment and individual dignity.
Rahul Gandhi’s Maharashtra Electoral Rolls Allegations: Article 324 and Electoral Integrity
In a series of remarks that he made not too long ago, Rahul Gandhi asserted that there was widespread manipulation…
Which Section of BNSS, 2023 has replaced Section 144 of Older Criminal Procedure Code, 1973?
This article analyses how BNSS 2023’s Section 163 replaces CrPC Section 144, detailing enhanced procedural safeguards, time-bound orders, and objection mechanisms that modernize emergency prohibitions, balancing urgent public safety needs with individual rights and judicial oversight.
Rajasthan Heatwave and Article 21: Enforcing the Right to a Clean Environment Amid Climate Change
This article examines Rajasthan’s extreme heatwave through the lens of Article 21, arguing that the right to life encompasses protection from climate emergencies and necessitates robust heat action plans, equitable cooling infrastructure, and systemic policy reforms to safeguard environmental and public health.