Background The diversity of India is very typical. From the times of the Indus Valley civilisation to modern-day India, the subcontinent witnessed an explosion of cultures, religions, and languages. Various rulers and kingdoms came and ruled the subcontinent, making significant …
Introduction The Indian judicial system consists of the Supreme Court at the national level, High Courts at the state level and district and sessions court at the district level. Supreme Court and High Courts are often termed as constitutional courts …
Introduction to the Supreme Court: India is a quasi-federal state operating under a parliamentary-federal constitution that establishes both the center and the constituent states along with its judicial machinery the Supreme Court and the High Courts, respectively.[1] The Supreme Court …
The Supreme Court of India while holding 3 people guilty on the 27th of April 2020 in their attempt to scandalize them Court made the remark that knowledge in a particular field is of prime importance before criticizing the Judges …
English Politician and also the former Prime Minister, Sir William Edwart Gladstone (1809-1898) quoted “Justice delayed is justice denied”. This phrase implies that denial of ‘Timely Justice’ amounts to ‘Denial of Justice’ itself. These two are integral to each other. …
GENERAL DEFINITION OF JUDICIARY: Judiciary, a group of people who have well-versed knowledge of the law have the responsibility to take care of proper jurisdiction of laws of a state. “THE CONCEPT OF A GOOD JUDICIARY IS VERY MUCH LIKE …
Accepting the Life Insurance Corporation of India’s contention in the judgment of the case– Life Insurance Corporation of India v. Manish Gupta, a division bench of the Supreme Court consisting of Justice Dr. Dhananjaya Y. Chandrachud and Justice Hemant Gupta …
The right to travel abroad is a basic human right like any other right bestowed upon the citizens of the country, the Supreme Court has declared in a recent order. The said order was given by the court while hearing the appeal …
Introduction In a recent judgment in the case of Lok Prahari v. Union of India, a bench of Justice Chelameshwar and Justice Nazeer of the Supreme Court expanded the voter’s fundamental right to know to include not just the assets …
An Advocate has moved to the Supreme Court and filed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) against the Narendra Modi government challenging the decision to introduce an interim budget in Parliament on Friday, by saying that the Constitution does not provide …