In the halls of justice, where legal arguments and constitutional principles usually dominate the atmosphere, there are moments that remind everyone that the law is deeply connected to human emotions and lived experiences. One such touching moment recently unfolded in the Supreme
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India’s democratic and legal landscape witnessed a historic moment when senior constitutional lawyer Menaka Guruswamy was elected to the Rajya Sabha, becoming the country’s first openly queer Member of Parliament. This landmark development marks an important step toward inclusivity and representation in
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The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) offers one of the most prestigious internship programmes in India for students interested in law, governance, and human rights. The programme is designed to spread awareness about human rights and provide practical exposure to students who
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The debate surrounding films, freedom of expression, and judicial oversight continues to surface before Indian courts from time to time. Recently, a High Court declined to entertain a fresh Public Interest Litigation (PIL) challenging the release of the film The Kerala Story
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The issue of balancing religious freedom with public safety and security often comes before Indian courts. Recently, the Bombay High Court dealt with a similar question regarding the offering of Namaz at the airport premises in Mumbai. In its decision, the court
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Holi, the festival of colors, is one of the most vibrant and joyful celebrations in India. It is a time when differences are forgotten.tie relationships are renewed, and hearts are filled with happiness and positivity. On this auspicious occasion, AOR Tushar Garg,
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— Inspired by the message of Tushar Garg, Advocate on Record at the Supreme Court of India Holika Dahan, observed on the eve of Holi, is one of India’s most symbolically rich cultural traditions. While widely known for its mythological roots and
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