SEBI signals tougher enforcement policies: Rejects Anil Ambani, Anmol Ambani and Rana Kapoor’s settlement pleas in the YES Bank Case Introduction Securities Exchange Board of India, the regulator of market securities in India, recently rejected a settlement plea from Anil Ambani, his son Jai
No Locus: SC Rejects NCPCR Challenge on 16-Year-Old’s Marriage New Delhi, August 2025 – The Supreme Court of India has dismissed a Appeal/Special Leave Petition filed by the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR), which sought to challenge a 2022 Punjab and H
BALANCING FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND HATE SPEECH LAWS IN DEMOCRATIC SOCIETIES ABSTACT A cornerstone of democracy, freedom of speech and expression is a fundamental right guaranteed by Article 19(1)(a) of the Indian Constitution.But the rise of social and electronic media in the digital age has changed
Speech, Scandal, and Scrutiny: The Judiciary and the ‘Vote Chori’ Claims. Introduction A Public Interest Litigation (PIL) has been instituted before the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India assailing the “vote chori” campaign undertaken by Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi and
Uniform Civil Code: Examining its Legal and Social Implication in India Abstract The Uniform Civil Code (UCC), as visualized under Article 44 of the Indian Constitution, calls for a common set of secular laws to govern personal matters like marriage, divorce, inheritance, and adoption for
India : Evolving Geopolitics INTRODUCTION : The geopolitics of India has undergone significant transformation in recent decades. From being a leader of Non-Aligned movement during the cold war ,India has now emerged as a strategic player in the multipolar world. Its geographical locat
Supreme Court's August 2025 Stray Dog Judgment: Balancing Public Safety and Animal Rights Amid a Rising Menace in Delhi NCR Introduction In August 2025, the Supreme Court of India passed a landmark order wherein it addressed one of the most concerning issues in society, that is, stray dog
Judging the Judges: India's Three-Year Practice Rule and the Search for Judicial Excellence The recent Supreme Court decision reinstating a three-year practice requirement for judicial service aspirants has stirred the legal community like few other debates. At first glance, it is a simple