Category: Legal

The Supreme Court has directed all political parties to justify, on their websites, social media and a national newspaper and a regional newspaper, their choice

SC to review law on temporary workers The Supreme Court has decided to revisit the law on regularisation of temporary and daily workers as its

दूरसंचार कंपन्यांबाबतच्या जुन्या, मूलत: सदोष नियमावर आजही बोट ठेवणे हे सध्याच्या विमनस्क आर्थिक वातावरणात अर्थखिन्नता वाढवणारेच ठरेल.. अधिकाधिक कंपन्या याव्यात आणि त्यातून स्पर्धा वाढून क्षेत्रविस्तार

Written by Sohini Ghosh | Ahmedabad | Updated: February 15, 2020 9:12:08 pm Justice D Y Chandrachud was delivering a lecture on “The hues that make India:

Undoubtedly, criminality in politics exists, and that it flourishes so many decades after Independence is certainly a disgrace. The Supreme Court is the conscience-keeper of

The Supreme Court has cracked the whip on telcos for not paying the adjusted gross revenue (AGR) dues of Rs 92,000 crore. Some telecom circle

Last October the Supreme Court had ruled in favor of the government’s definition of adjusted gross revenue and accordingly ordered telecom operators to settle liabilities

On January 10, the Supreme Court (SC) wrote a 130-page judgment laying down the principles that would be used to determine whether an Internet shutdown

E-commerce giant Amazon on Monday filed a writ petition in the Karnataka High Court, seeking an interim stay on the Competition Commission of India’s (CCI’s) order on

The term ‘fake news’ – popularised by a certain world leader – is today used as a catch-all term for any situation in which there

The Supreme Court judgement last Friday on reservations in government service is problematic because it might provide an excuse to governments to deny reservations to

By: Vinay Kaura  How can we measure crime? The simplest answer would be the official crime statistics. But in a country such as India, dependence on these

The Supreme Court has done well to halt the quota juggernaut with a ruling that makes eminent sense: states are not bound to provide quotas

CJI Bobde said that the judges’ aim is to resolve a dispute, but the dissatisfaction in the outcome results in the hierarchy of the appeals