By AOR Tushar Garg, Supreme Court of India India’s economy, agriculture, and water resources are closely linked to the monsoon season. Any disruption in rainfall patterns can have significant consequences for millions of people. Recently, Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged states to
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In a significant development concerning the Rajya Sabha elections, the Supreme Court of India dismissed a plea filed by Meenakshi Natarajan challenging the rejection of her nomination papers. However, while declining to interfere with the ongoing election process, the Court granted her
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Understanding a Landmark Judgment on Access to Justice for India’s Uniformed Forces The Supreme Court of India has delivered a significant judgment that strengthens the legal rights of personnel serving in the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs). In a ruling that is
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The Indian judiciary has entered a historic chapter with four distinguished women judges serving as Chief Justices of High Courts simultaneously. This unprecedented achievement represents a significant step forward in promoting gender diversity, judicial excellence, and inclusive leadership within one of the
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The legal fraternity witnessed a significant development on 29 May 2026 when the Supreme Court of India issued important directions concerning the elections of the Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) and voter eligibility criteria. The objective behind these reforms is to ensure
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A Legal Perspective by AOR Tushar Garg, Supreme Court of India The Supreme Court of India has recently expressed deep concern over the growing menace of online gaming and betting platforms, observing that almost every mobile phone today has transformed into a
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The Supreme Court of India has recently reaffirmed an important legal principle concerning the scope of writ jurisdiction under Article 226 of the Constitution. In a significant judgment, the apex court upheld the Delhi High Court’s ruling that a Bar Association is
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Supreme Court of India refused to review its earlier judgment mandating the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) qualification for teachers. While declining to interfere with the original ruling, the Court provided important relief by extending the deadline for in-service teachers to comply with
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Supreme Court of India recently acquitted two death row convicts in a rape-murder case after observing “serious infirmities in prosecution.” The decision once again highlighted the importance of reliable evidence, procedural fairness, and the constitutional principle that guilt must be proven beyond
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Eid al-Adha, commonly known as Bakrid, is one of the most significant festivals celebrated by Muslims across the world. The festival symbolizes sacrifice, faith, obedience, humanity, and compassion. It commemorates the willingness of Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham) to sacrifice his son in obedience
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