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25 Jan 2025

Posted by: Aishwarya Chourasia

Supreme Court Drops Harassment Case, Highlights Abuse of laws in Workplace Disputes

The Supreme Court of India, in a significant judgment, quashed a workplace harassment case filed by a female employee against her colleagues. The Court observed that the allegations, which stemmed from employment-related disputes, had been exaggerated into a criminal matter with the intent of pressurizing the appellants into settling the dispute. This case offers an important lesson in distinguishing between civil disputes and criminal allegations and reinforces the legal principle that criminal proceedings should not be used as leverage in....

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24 Jan 2025

Posted by: Aishwarya Chourasia

"Sambhal Demolition Sparks Contempt Petition for Disregarding Supreme Court Directives"

Introduction In a significant legal development, a Contempt Petition has been filed before the Supreme Court of India against the Uttar Pradesh (UP) authorities for allegedly violating the Court’s directions related to property demolitions. The petition concerns the demolition of a property in Sambhal, UP that occurred between January 10-11, 2025, despite a clear directive from the Court in November 2024 prohibiting such actions without prior notice and an opportunity for a hearing. Factual Background Mohammed Ghayoora, the petitioner, claims....

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22 Jan 2025

Posted by: Aishwarya Chourasia

Critical Analysis of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita 2023 in the Context of Death Penalty

Introduction The death penalty remains a highly debated issue across the world, invoking questions of human rights, state authority, and its effectiveness in deterring crime. Although many countries have abolished capital punishment, India remains one of the retentionist states. The Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) 2023, a recent attempt to reform India’s criminal laws, offers several changes to how death penalty cases are handled. While it aims to modernize the procedures for the death penalty, significant concerns remain regarding its....

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17 Dec 2024

Posted by: Manas shrivastava

One Nation, One Election: The Big Shift in India’s Electoral Landscape

Two bills supporting the idea of “One Nation, One Election” “The Constitution 129th Amendment Bill, 2024, and the Union Territories Laws Amendment Bill, 2024” were introduced in the Lok Sabha on Tuesday, December 17, after a vote. Reports suggest that the Union Cabinet has approved the recommendation of a High-Level Committee to hold simultaneous elections for the Lok Sabha, State Assemblies, municipal bodies, and panchayats, all within 100 days of the general elections. What exactly is this bill The bill,....

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26 Oct 2024

Posted by: Oshin Pandey (Oct 2024)

Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud proposes Justice Sanjiv Khanna as his successor

India’s top court is about to see a big change, with Chief Justice D.Y. Chandrachud recommending Justice Sanjiv Khanna as his successor. With Chief Justice Chandrachud retiring on November 10, Justice Khanna is set to take over as the 51st Chief Justice of India. The process of choosing a new Chief Justice follows a set procedure. The government asks the outgoing Chief Justice for a recommendation, which starts the appointment process. Following the tradition of seniority in such appointments, Justice....

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21 Oct 2024

Posted by: Oshin Pandey (Oct 2024)

Justice Will No Longer Be 'Blind': Supreme Court Embraces New Symbolism

The Supreme Court of India has unveiled a redesigned version of the iconic 'Lady Justice' statue, signaling a transformative step in the judicial outlook of the country. Traditionally it is associated with impartiality as reflected through its depiction of having a blindfolded woman holding scales and a sword,however, the new statue now reflects modern values by featuring open eyes and holding the Constitution of India. This change, led by Chief Justice of India (CJI) D.Y. Chandrachud, underscores the judiciary's evolving....

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14 Oct 2024

Posted by: Sourabh Kartikey (Oct 2024)

The Right to Disconnect and India’s predicament in the Wake of Recent Tragedy.

Recently a 26-year-old Chartered Accountant at Ernst & Young (EY) died allegedly due to work overload. This has started in India the debate of working hours in private companies and the concept of ‘Right To Disconnect’. Meaning and Origin of ‘Right to Disconnect’. The Right to Disconnect refers to the right of employees to refrain from engaging in work-related communications—such as emails, calls, or messages—outside of working hours. This right first gained prominence in Europe, particularly in France, where the....

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14 Oct 2024

Posted by: Sourabh Kartikey (Oct 2024)

'Legal Perspective On Kejriwal’s Demand for Early Election’

“I demand elections to be held in November 2024 with Maharashtra elections” said former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on 15 September. Why in News? After being released from Tihar Jail, Delhi, on bail granted by Hon’ble Supreme Court in liquor policy case, Kejriwal announced that he will be resigning from the post of Chief Minister of Delhi. He also demanded the elections to be held in November 2024 with Maharashtra elections. Though next general elections in Delhi are to....

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14 Oct 2024

Posted by: Sourabh Kartikey (14th Oct 2024)

One Nation , One Election

On 18 September, Union Cabinet approved the recommendation for One Nation One Election (ONOE) as laid out by a high level committee headed by former President of India Ram Nath Kovind. Meaning of ONOE. ONOE is a concept  which seeks to hold simultaneous elections for the Lok Sabha, State Legislative Assemblies, Panchayats and Municipalities  across the country. The goal is to synchronize all these elections so that they are conducted together, ideally on the same day or within a close....

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18 Oct 2021

Posted by: Chanchala Khopkar (2021)

How to utilise 3 year or 5 year of a law course?

The law courses in India are generally of 3 years (pursued after graduation) or 5years (pursued after 12th). The law course is a professional course governed by the Bar Council of India Rules. In the law school, students learn variety of laws; substantive and procedural both. The college provides the understanding of the provision but it fails to teach its practical implication or its usage. Also, the law school provides ample amount of time to students apart from studies. In....

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