Rahul Gandhi Pleads Not Guilty, Trial Begins in Savarkar Defamation Case
What the Case Actually Is Satyakey Ashok Savarkar, his family, and another individual who made the decision that he would…
Keeping Pace with Legal Change
What the Case Actually Is Satyakey Ashok Savarkar, his family, and another individual who made the decision that he would…
The Supreme Court has provided interim relief against orders made by Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Madhya Pradesh that made restaurants along the Kanwar Yatra route mandatorily put up the owner’s and employee’s names. The order which was contested by Mahua Moitra and civil society groups, had been faulted for allowing religious profiling and having no legal basis. The Court held that such administrative measures have to be rooted in statutes and cannot be used to force disclosure of identity in the name of public order.
On Monday, 14 July 2025, the Supreme Court of India delivered a landmark judgment in Arun Kumar Sharma & Ors…
The Bombay High Court has issued an ex-parte interim order restraining Bihar-based lawyer Sonu Nigam Singh from impersonating acclaimed singer Sonu Nigam on X. Justice R.I. Chagla directed Singh to display his full name on his X profile after the singer’s petition highlighted misleading communal and political posts that sparked online backlash and confusion
The Gujarat High Court has granted a one-month extension of temporary bail to Asaram, convicted in multiple rape cases, citing medical reasons. The court made it clear that this would be the final extension and no further relief would be considered.
The Supreme Court of India has cancelled in a landmark decision the selection process carried out by the State of…
The question that has been raised on several occasions but the answer to which has not been given on many…
The Supreme Court rejected civil appeals that were filed against setting up of a petrol pump, on the basis of the suppression of similar High Court proceedings and without bona fide. It is note that the Court stressed integrity during legal proceedings by awarding exemplary costs.
In this judgment Justice Sharma held that untested Sub‑Registrar testimony cannot trump clear proof of forged documents used to divert compensation Supreme Court affirmed that conspiracy and cheating under IPC Sections 120B 415 and 420 remain unaffected by pending suits
In Kaduru Chinnappanna v. State of Andhra Pradesh, the High Court ruled that only the Supreme Court‑constituted SIT may investigate, holding any extra‑SIT nominations void and reinforcing strict compliance with apex court orders to ensure a fair, independent inquiry.