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Supreme Court
8 articles
Crime against society
Arresting the Arbitrariness: A Critical Examination of Pankaj Bansal v. Union of India
A critical analysis of Pankaj Bansal v. UOI. Discover why the Supreme Court ruled that the ED must provide written grounds of...
Crime against society
Are Judges Above the Law, Though Kings Weren’t? The Cash Haul That Shook India’s Judiciary
The recent revelation of an enormous stash of unaccounted cash in a judge’s residence has sent shockwaves across India, raising disturbing questions...
Judgment Analysis
No Nepotism in Senior Designation! Top Court Junks Plea Alleging Irregularity in Senior Advocates’ Selection
The Supreme Court has once again dismissed a plea questioning the fairness of senior advocate designations. The Court maintains that the 'senior...
Opinion
[NEET PG] Domicile-Based Reservations in PG Medical Courses Unconstitutional
In a landmark decision on January 29, 2025, the Supreme Court of India declared domicile-based reservations in postgraduate (PG) medical courses unconstitutional,...
Crime against society
Misused Laws, Injustice, and the Silent Victims: Why the Supreme Court’s Dismissal is a Setback for Justice in India
The Supreme Court’s recent dismissal of a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) seeking a review of dowry and domestic violence laws is an...
Supreme Court
Supreme Court Directs Police to Avoid Electronic Service of Notices
In a significant development on January 27, 2025, the Supreme Court of India issued a directive concerning the service of notices under...
Judgment Analysis
[Judgment Analysis] High Courts Can Quash Criminal Proceedings Invoking Article 226 Jurisdiction: Supreme Court
Supreme Court’s decision in Kim Wansoo reiterates the expansive jurisdiction of High Courts under Article 226 and Section 482 Cr.P.C. to prevent...
Opinion
[Opinion] Why Justice Nagarathna’s Call for Judges to Refrain from Social Media Is a Step Toward Upholding Judicial Integrity
Judges who accept their role must embrace the sacrifices it entails, including refraining from actions that may compromise the dignity of their...