DemmooTHE TCS NASHIK WORKPLACE CRISIS: SHADOWS IN THE CUBICLE.
Siddhant Bijoliya- May 2, 2026
Siddhant BijoliyaThe evidence gathered during this period—alongside the review of over 40 CCTV clips—led to the arrest of seven individuals.
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IF FAITH SURVIVES, DO RIGHTS RETREATS? : INSIDE THE SABRIMALA HEARING THAT COULD REDEFINE THE CONSTITUTION
- Hency Kushwah
- April 30, 2026
Hency KushwahThe Sabarimala hearing exposes a deep constitutional dilemma whether courts should protect religious faith or enforce equality raising critical questions about rights, belief, and the limits of judicial intervention.
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SUPREME COURT RESERVE VERDICT IN PAWAN KHERA BAIL CASE ; POLITICAL ROW OVER ALLEGED “FAKE PASSPORT” CLAIMS DEEPANS
- Anshika Chauhan
- April 30, 2026
Anshika ChauhanIn a major political and legal development, the Supreme Court of India on Thursday reserved its judgment on the anticipatory bail plea filed by Congress leader Pawan Khera
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“TURNING POINT IN BAIL LAW: SUPREME COURT NARROWS SCOPE OF STRICT CONDITIONS”
- Anshika Chauhan
- April 27, 2026
The Supreme Court of India has clarified that stringent bail conditions under Section 480(3) (BNSS) cannot be imposed in cases where the alleged offence is punishable with imprisonment of up to seven years.
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BIGGER HOUSE, BIGGER QUESTION: CENTER MOVES TO EXPAND LOK SABHA TO 850 SEATS
- Hency Kushwah
- April 14, 2026
The Centre’s proposal to expand the Lok Sabha to 850 seats and end the 1971 freeze could redefine representation, but raises serious questions about federal balance, delimitation, and political power shifts.
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The “PIL” Under Pressure: A People’s Power at Risk
- Siddhant Bijoliya
- April 12, 2026
A PIL is like a sudden speed bump on a highway it forces a pause for environmental or social audits. To the executive, this feels like “policy paralysis.”
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Sabarimala Again Before the Court: Who Decides the Limits of Faith in a Constitutional Democracy?
- Hency Kushwah
- April 8, 2026
The Sabarimala dispute returns as a deeper constitutional question, raising fundamental issues about judicial limits, religious autonomy, and how India balances individual rights with long standing traditions.
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Madhya Pradesh High Court Permits 19-Year-Old Woman to Live With Partner of Choice, Appoints ‘Shourya Didis’ for Welfare Monitoring
- Anshika Chauhan
- April 7, 2026
Madhya Pradesh High Court has allowed a 19-year-old married woman to reside with a partner of her choice.
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Mutation Proceedings Not Meant to Decide Property Title: Allahabad High Court Reiterates Limits of Revenue Jurisdiction
- Anshika Chauhan
- April 6, 2026
Allahabad High Court has held that disputes involving title to immovable property cannot be adjudicated by revenue authorities.
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Indian Family Law System Under Scrutiny Amid Rising Cross-Border Custody Disputes
- Anshika Chauhan
- April 4, 2026
In July 2025, an Indian court was informed by a distressed father that his wife had allegedly fled the country with their child.
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