The Apex Court while upholding the constitutional validity of section 499 and 500 IPC and Section 199(1) to (4) Cr.P.C, observed that it is difficult
Recently the Delhi High Court on 17th May, 2016 in a very significant case of Raju Kr. Verma v. NCT of Delhi confirmed the conviction
The Bombay High Court ordered demolition of high rise building – Adarsh – for violation of green norms. The court has also asked cases to
The Supreme Court on April 28, 2016 cleared the decks for holding National Eligibility Entrance Test (NEET), a single common entrance test for admission to
The Supreme Court has provided a massive relief to the Telecom Service Providers by quashing Telecom Consumers Protection (Ninth Amendment) Regulations, 2015, of the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) which
Two years ago the Modi let BJP Government came with a major win in the General Election conducted in India. The reason that the BJP
The Council of Islamic Ideology, based in Pakistan, recently stirred a controversy with a legislation bill proposing that “a husband should be allowed to
The country has systematically failed to uphold the international legal obligations in safeguarding the rights of the foreign nationals residing in the territory, despite the
The problem is not lack of resources or capabilities, but the lack of will – Lokmanya Tilak The above phrase was quoted by Madan B. Lokur,
What is this ‘biggest dance of democracy’? The answer is a resounding ‘elections’. Indeed it is, given the magnitude of spending, rallying, and above all,
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