SIR | Removal from Electoral Roll Doesn’t Mean Loss of Citizenship: Supreme Court Reaffirms Constitutional Protection

Supreme Court of India clarified that removal of a person’s name from the electoral roll does not automatically result in the loss of Indian citizenship. The Court emphasized that voting rights and citizenship, although interconnected, are governed by different legal frameworks and
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Supreme Court to Hear Pleas Seeking CBI Probe into Ayodhya Ram Mandir Donation Theft on July 13

The Supreme Court of India is scheduled to hear a batch of petitions on July 13 seeking a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) probe into the alleged theft and misappropriation of donations collected for the Ayodhya Ram Mandir. The matter has attracted
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Supreme Court Rules Banks Cannot Blacklist Lawyers Through Caution Lists: A Landmark Judgment for the Legal Profession

The Supreme Court of India has delivered a significant judgment protecting the professional reputation and independence of advocates across the country. In a landmark ruling, the Court held that banks and banking associations cannot blacklist lawyers by including their names in a
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