Supreme Court Upholds Delhi High Court Ruling: Bar Associations Not Subject to Writ Jurisdiction

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 Upholds TET Requirement, Grants Relief To In-Service Teachers By Extending Compliance Deadline

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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Serious Infirmities In Prosecution’: Supreme Court Sets Aside Death Penalty, Acquits 2 Convicts In Rape-Murder Case

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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Delhi Arbitration Centre Recruitment 2026: DIAC Deputy Counsel Vacancy | Delhi High Court Jobs

The Delhi International Arbitration Centre (DIAC), functioning under the aegis of the Delhi High Court, has announced its Recruitment 2026 notification for the post of Deputy Counsel. This opportunity presents a significant career advancement for legal professionals aspiring to work in the
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Why Is Happy Buddha Purnima Celebrated? – AOR Tushar Garg Supreme Court of India

India is a land of rich traditions, spiritual values, and diverse festivals. Among these significant celebrations is Buddha Purnima, a sacred festival observed with devotion and respect across India and many parts of the world. This auspicious day is not only important
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Legal Resistance or Political Symbolism? Arvind Kejriwal’s ‘Gandhian Satyagraha’ in the Liquor Policy Case Under Judicial Scrutiny

The recent developments surrounding Arvind Kejriwal in the Delhi liquor policy case have once again brought the intersection of law, politics, and public sentiment into sharp focus. His decision to boycott the hearing before Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma, while invoking the principles
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A Vision for Integrity and Progress: AOR Tushar Garg for Member Executive, SCAORA 2026

The legal fraternity stands as one of the most respected pillars of our democratic framework, and within it, the Supreme Court Advocates-on-Record Association (SCAORA) plays a crucial role in upholding professional excellence, unity, and integrity. As the SCAORA Elections 2026 approach, scheduled
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Beyond Review – How the Supreme Court is Reframing the Sabarimala Debate Through Constitutional Questions

The Supreme Court of India has once again brought clarity to one of the most widely discussed legal and social issues in recent years—the Sabarimala matter. In a significant observation, the Court has stated that it is not reviewing the original Sabarimala
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