Author name: Arshiya Banu

In a significant judicial directive, the Andhra Pradesh High Court has ruled that all commercial matters with a value of ₹3 lakh or more should be referred to commercial courts. This decision aims to streamline the adjudication of commercial disputes and enhance the efficiency and specialization of the legal process in handling such cases. Background […]

In a recent judicial intervention, the Supreme Court of India censured a West Bengal Minister for the improper cancellation of a tender. The apex court’s reprimand highlights concerns about the misuse of administrative power and the need for maintaining transparency and fairness in governmental processes. Background of the Case The issue arose when a tender

Justice Hima Kohli of the Supreme Court of India has emphasized the need for the effective implementation of the Whistleblower Protection Act. Her remarks underscore the importance of protecting individuals who expose corruption and wrongdoing within organizations, thereby promoting transparency and accountability in governance. Background of the Whistleblower Protection Act The Whistleblower Protection Act, 2014,

In a significant directive aimed at improving the response to missing children cases, the Delhi High Court has instructed the police not to wait for 24 hours before starting an investigation. This ruling emphasizes the urgency and importance of swift action in such cases to ensure the safety and timely recovery of missing children. Background

The Delhi High Court has upheld a law mandating the display of health warnings on the packaging of pan masala products. This decision reinforces the government’s efforts to inform consumers about the health risks associated with the consumption of pan masala, which is known to have serious health implications, including cancer. Background of the Law

The Delhi High Court has commended the introduction of a new criminal law that significantly emphasizes the use of technology in the criminal justice system. This endorsement highlights the judiciary’s recognition of the potential benefits that technology can bring to the efficiency, transparency, and effectiveness of law enforcement and judicial processes. Key Aspects of the

The Centre has informed the Supreme Court that data analytics have shown no abnormalities in the results of the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test-Undergraduate (NEET-UG) for the current year. This statement comes amid allegations of malpractices and demands for a review of the examination process. Background of the Allegations Concerns about the integrity of the

In a significant disciplinary action, the Bar Council of Punjab & Haryana has suspended the license of Vikas Malik, the President of the High Court Bar Association. This decision comes amid allegations of misconduct and aims to maintain the integrity and ethical standards of the legal profession. Background of the Suspension The Bar Council’s decision

In a recent statement, Justice BV Nagarathna expressed deep concern over the financial and social vulnerabilities faced by Indian homemaker women who depend entirely on their husbands for economic support. Her observations bring attention to the often overlooked and undervalued contributions of homemakers in India, advocating for greater recognition and reform. Key Points Highlighted by

A group of foreign-qualified doctors has approached the Supreme Court of India to challenge the mandatory unpaid internship policy they are required to complete in India. These doctors, who have obtained their medical degrees from institutions abroad, argue that the policy is unfair and places an undue financial burden on them. Background of the Petition