Author name: Arshiya Banu

A consumer court has ordered the Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) and the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) to pay ₹40,000 in compensation to the family of a deceased municipal sweeper, Ratna Singh. This ruling underscores the importance of accountability and the rights of workers’ families in the event of untimely death. Background: Ratna […]

The Kerala Police have informed the Supreme Court that there is a substantial stockpile of evidence against actor Siddique, who is accused of maligning a rape survivor. This situation has drawn significant public attention, emphasizing the importance of protecting the dignity of survivors in legal proceedings and the role of public figures in perpetuating narratives

The Kerala High Court has summoned several key officials, including district collectors, the Chief Secretary, and police representatives, regarding the state’s failure to take possession of six churches that were subject to a disputed ownership claim. This directive from the court arises from ongoing legal battles over the ownership of these religious institutions, highlighting the

The Supreme Court of India has summoned the Chief Secretary of Assam in connection with the non-payment of dues to tea estate workers. This order comes in response to a petition highlighting the plight of these workers, who have reportedly been denied wages and other benefits owed to them by various tea estates in the

The Supreme Court of India recently expressed deep concern over the increasing trend of High Courts disregarding its binding rulings. During proceedings, the apex court noted that several High Courts continue to make decisions that contradict established orders issued by the Supreme Court, undermining the judicial hierarchy and causing significant confusion in legal interpretations. Background:

The Karnataka High Court recently denied bail to Prajwal Revanna, citing his lack of cooperation with the investigation in a rape case. Revanna, a prominent political figure, was accused of rape, and his failure to assist the authorities during the investigation, as well as his extended stay in Germany for 32 days, was highlighted as

The Bombay High Court has upheld the right of Muslim men to register multiple marriages, ruling in accordance with personal laws that permit polygamy within the community. This ruling highlights the court’s recognition of religious practices and their legal standing, even within the context of contemporary civil laws. Background: In Islam, men are allowed to

The Supreme Court of India has upheld a defamation case summons issued to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal in connection with remarks he made concerning Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s educational qualifications. This legal matter revolves around Kejriwal’s statements during public speeches, in which he questioned the authenticity of Modi’s university degree, leading to a defamation

The Supreme Court of India has made a clear ruling that lawyers are not allowed to practice as journalists simultaneously, stating that it could create a conflict of interest between the two professions. This judgment came in light of concerns that a lawyer, while reporting or conducting journalism, might face situations where their duties as

The Supreme Court of India has taken a stern view of a Senior Advocate allegedly making false statements in at least 15 cases, raising concerns over the integrity and ethics in legal representation. This development signals the court’s intent to introduce stringent guidelines for Advocates-on-Record (AoRs), who hold the responsibility of drafting pleadings, ensuring the