-By Subhrodeep Maiti and Ankit Supreme Court recently raises concern over the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) questitioing its excessive time and energy in drafting a 17-page order for a routine delay condonation application. The Court highlights broader issues of case pendency and judicial efficiency, mainly in insolvency and bankruptcy proceedings. Bench comprising Justice…
Solitary confinement is a method to punish the prisoners by isolating them in small cell with minimum human interaction and it is one of the most debated forms of punishment in modern law but it has many mental and physical health consequences when individuals were subjected to it. This article briefs about the solitary confinement…
-By Ayush Saroj Sajjan Kumar, the former Congress MP, has been sentenced to life imprisonment for his role in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots. The Delhi court issued the sentence on February 25, and Kumar was found guilty of encouraging violence that resulted in several murders during the riots. Although the riots a encouraging violence that…
-By SAI LAXMI KAMILA “As far as justice system is concerned, there lies a phrase – the rarest of rare, which strikes the perfect balance between the retribution and the sanctity of human life. But what is the nature of such a crime that is so gruesome in its character that it deserves such a…
-By Gunpreet The Indian Supreme Court has made a significant ruling on medical education policy influencing both home and overseas students pursuing doctorate studies. National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) demands all Indian medical study applicants to submit test results before pursuing their education abroad. The examination serves as both a test and a verification process because…
High Court of Madhya Pradesh ( Jabalpur ): On 17th Feb 2025, laid a landmark judgement in the matter of Amit Kumar Khodake v. Smt. Madhuri @ Anjali. Case Background The case stemmed from the Family Court, Chhindwara where the applicant, Amit Kumar Khodake , a ward boy with the monthly salary of Rs. 8,000…
-By Ayush Today, Supreme Court has granted interim protection from arrest to YouTuber Ranveer Allahabadia (Beer Biceps) in FIRs filed in Mumbai, Guwahati, and Jaipur over obscenity charges linked to his remarks on the “India’s Got Latent” show. Further, Supreme Court directs Allahbadia to submit its Passport and would seek prior information to go outside…
Supreme Court on February 14 adjourned the matter concerning the Isha Foundation’s construction activities in Vellangiri Hills, Coimbatore. The Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board (TNPCB) had challenged the Madras High Court’s 2022 ruling, which had quashed a show-cause notice issued to the foundation for not obtaining mandatory environmental clearance for its construction work. A show-cause…
INTRODUCTION: Misuse of legal provisions is a severe concern in India, where laws are introduced to protect individuals from harm, can sometimes be exploited for personal gain by both men and women. This article clarifies cases where legal provisions have been misused in ways that disadvantage men. Since we all know laws are introducesd to…
– Tanya Bansal Ranveer Allahbadia has approached Supreme Court seeking protection from muliple FIRs filed against him over his controversial remarks during his appearance as a guest on Samay Raina’s India’s Got Latent. The complaints, lodged across different countries, accusing him of making distasteful commentary that sparked public outrage to which Ranveer approached the SC…
