In a significant development in the ongoing legal tussle between two leading television news figures, a Delhi Court has directed an investigation against Times Now Group Editor-in-Chief Navika Kumar in a defamation case filed by… Delhi Court Orders Probe Navika Kumar in Defamation Case
In a landmark move, the Lok Sabha has referred the 130th Constitution (Amendment) Bill, 2025, to a Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC). The Bill aims to strengthen public trust in political institutions by ensuring that officials… ‘Bold Step: Political Accountability Constitution Bill 2025’
In a powerful address at the Mumbai Press Club on the topic “Holding the Government to Account: The Role of an Independent Judiciary and a Free Press,” former Supreme Court judge Justice Abhay Oka emphasized… Upholding Democracy: The Vital Role of an Independent Judiciary and Free Press
In a bold move aimed at curbing the rising incidents of dog bites and rabies in India’s capital region, the Supreme Court, on August 11, 2025, issued a sweeping Stray Dog order directing the removal… Stray Dog Order: Safety or Cruel Chaos?
Rahul Gandhi Raises Sharp Questions at Bengaluru Rally At the ‘Vote Adhikar Rally’ in Bengaluru on Friday, Congress leader and Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, took aim at the Election Commission… ECI Hits Back at Rahul Gandhi’s ‘Vote Chori’ Allegations with Detailed Rebuttal
Justice Surya Kant of the Supreme Court of India delivered an insightful presentation at the RC Lahoti Memorial Lecture during Manav Rachna University’s School of Law event to emphasize that technology functions as an instrument… Justice Surya Kant Highlights Human Touch in Digital Legal Aid Era
In a significant move to uphold democratic principles, the Supreme Court of India has turned its attention to Bihar’s Electoral Roll and the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process. The court has expressed concerns over… Supreme Court Reviews Bihar’s Electoral Roll
Former MP Found Guilty in Heinous Rape Case A Special Court in Bengaluru sentenced Prajwal Revanna, former Janata Dal (Secular) member of Parliament, to life imprisonment in a rape case, so this marks a massive… Bengaluru Court Sentences Prajwal Revanna To Life Imprisonment
In an unprecedented and sharply appointed intervention, the Supreme Court of India has raised alarm bells over the Himachal’s Ecological Collapse , indicating the state will “eventually lead to Himachal Pradesh being removed entirely from… Supreme Court Warns Himachal’s Ecological Collapse
The Supreme Court of India, in a significant ruling, emphasized the need for inclusive workplace practices by holding that disabled workers must be offered suitable alternative employment if they acquire a disability during the course of their service. The Court stated that termination solely on the basis of disability, without exploring alternative options, violates the principle of equality and the rights of persons with disabilities. This judgment reinforces the mandate of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016, which obligates employers to ensure reasonable accommodation and prohibits discrimination. The case involved an employee who developed a disability while in service and was dismissed without any attempt to reassign him to a different role. The Court ruled in favor of the employee, asserting that public and private sector employers have a duty to protect the livelihood and dignity of workers with disabilities. This decision is a step forward in advancing inclusive employment policies across India.