Author name: Arshiya Banu

The Allahabad High Court has ruled in favor of a law student, granting her ₹5 lakh in compensation following the unjust cancellation of her admission. This decision highlights the court’s commitment to upholding students’ rights and ensuring accountability within educational institutions. Background The case originated when the student faced the cancellation of her admission due […]

A recent ruling has established that a governor is bound by the decisions made by the state regarding the premature release of convicts serving life sentences. This clarification emphasizes the limits of the governor’s powers in this context and reinforces the principle that decisions regarding parole and clemency are primarily the responsibility of state authorities.

Justice BR Gavai has raised significant concerns about the growing trust deficit in the judiciary, suggesting that such a decline could push individuals towards seeking mob justice as an alternative to formal legal mechanisms. His remarks highlight the critical importance of public confidence in the legal system and the potential consequences of its erosion. Background

The former Additional Solicitor General (ASG) has expressed profound concern over the perceived misuse of the Enforcement Directorate (ED) and the extended periods of incarceration faced by individuals accused under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA). His remarks underscore a growing discontent regarding the handling of cases by the ED and the implications for

Justice Rajesh Bindal recently addressed the critical issue of insufficient data on arbitration, stating that this dearth of information is a significant roadblock to developing effective policies in the field. His remarks highlight the need for a comprehensive database that could facilitate a better understanding of arbitration practices and trends, ultimately leading to more informed

In a recent hearing, a Supreme Court judge brought to light a troubling instance of discrimination faced by a menstruating woman, who was allegedly barred from entering her own house due to societal taboos surrounding menstruation. The judge presented a photograph depicting the woman in this distressing situation, emphasizing the systemic issues that persist in

The Delhi High Court recently dismissed a plea filed by Okinawa Autotech, an electric vehicle manufacturer, challenging a show cause notice issued by the Ministry of Heavy Industries. The notice questioned the company’s compliance with certain conditions outlined in their production and sales agreement, particularly concerning the subsidy they received under the Faster Adoption and

In a significant move aimed at enhancing the organ donation process in Kerala, the Kerala High Court has urged the state government to establish hospital-based committees to expedite the approval process for organ donations. This directive comes in light of the pressing need for organ transplants in the state and the challenges faced in the

In a significant ruling, the Delhi High Court declined to quash a cruelty case against a husband even after a monetary settlement was reached between the parties. The judgment reflects the court’s stance that certain offenses, particularly those related to matrimonial cruelty, require more than a mere financial resolution. The case serves as a reminder

Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud revealed that he prayed for divine intervention to find a peaceful solution to the Ayodhya land dispute case, a landmark legal battle that involved sensitive religious and historical issues. His reflections on the case highlight the immense responsibility the judiciary carried in navigating a centuries-old conflict that had