Tamil Nadu Government on 27 April 2023 told the Madras High Court that its new Act that puts a ban on all forms of online gaming is a necessity as it will protect the citizens of the State as the addiction to online gaming is destroying families. This was also Read more…
While there are public restrooms for either men or women, the petitioner informed the court that there is not a single restroom in Gujarat for transgender people, who make up the third gender population. In a public interest litigation (PIL) suit [Dr. Sneha Ashwinbhai Trivedi v. Union of India] requesting Read more…
India’s Supreme Court recently expressed concern about the vacancies of paraspecialists in India and the failure of relevant authorities to fill vacancies. The panel of judges, Judge BR Gavai and his Judge Vikram Nath, were found at the judgment dated 13th. “The current petition paints a very sad picture of Read more…
The National Green Tribunal (NGT) has refused to accept an application requesting for increasing the number of vehicles from 1300 to 5000 that are permitted to travel to the Rohtang pass. The request was rejected on the ground of concerns about climate change and damage to the environment. It was Read more…
The Supreme Court said on Friday (28 April 2023) that casteism is unbridled in Bihar and is dominant in every domain be it bureaucracy or politics. This statement was made by a bench of Justices MR Shah and JB Pardiwala while they were assessing a petition striving pause on the Read more…
Rishi Saunak has agreed to toughen up the illegal migrant Bill, defying the ECHR court’s past judgement and acting contradictory to various international treaties and conventions. The right-wing MPs and the backbench politicians have been pushing the Prime minister to ignore the interim ruling of the EU court. Last year Read more…
The Andhra Pradesh High Court, one of the leading judicial institutions in India, has recently issued an important statement about the importance of adjudicating legal disputes based on merit and justice. The Court emphasized that litigation should not be seen as a means of causing undue delay or harassment to Read more…
In a significant decision, the Supreme Court ruled that the prosecution must present to the trial court all information necessary to evaluate the mitigating circumstances that favour the accused in cases where the crimes are so heinous that the death penalty is appropriate. The Court made it clear that this Read more…
On April 24, it will be fifty years after the Kesavananda Bharati decision, which outlined the fundamental structural philosophy. The nation’s most well-known constitutional case is this one. A total of 13 judges, including Chief Justice S. M. Sikri and Justices J. M. Shelat, K. S. Hegde, A. N. Grover, Read more…
Tens of thousands of people gathered in London’s Trafalgar Square on Saturday as part of a nationwide protest demanding immediate action from the UK government to address the climate crisis. The demonstration, organized by the UK Environmental Movement, saw protesters holding banners and chanting slogans, demanding politicians take action to Read more…