72nd Independence Day: In Judiciary v/s Government, The Verdict Is Out August 15, 2018“The founding fathers always said governance should be left to those who people of India elected to govern. Governance and accountability go hand in hand.
72nd Independence Day: In Judiciary v/s Government, The Verdict Is Out August 15, 2018
Independence Day Special : Is Independent India A Creation Of British Parliament? August 15, 2018Independence of India was not a mere transfer of power; it was the birth of a new nation, with renewed identity and fresh set of
Cyber Juvenile Delinquencies- Side Effects Of Internet And Social Networking Sites August 12, 2018“Conquering the challenge, proving oneself to the group and intellectual satisfaction are more important motivations than financial gain. Yesterday 4
When Repeal Comes In Disguise Of An Amendment August 12, 2018In 1985 the Supreme Court upheld the right of a divorced Muslim woman to seek maintenance from her former husband
Gearing For Another Reform In Arbitration: A Tester Or Change-Maker? August 11, 2018In the wake of “internationalisation” which is the present Indian agenda there have been several legal reforms that have been/
Law As Tool For Social Change : Examples From Karunanidhi August 9, 2018The legislative changes piloted by him are notable, as they are illustrative of the power of law to act as
Eroding Democratic Values August 6, 2018Supreme Court has recently said ‘lynching is an affront to the rule of law and to the exalted values of
Phone Tapping In India: A Need To Revisit Law? August 5, 2018The Indian Telegraph Act 1885 (hereinafter “the Act”) is the primary legislation concerned with controlling and regulating communication channels in
Centre’s Scramble For One-Upmanship Over Judicial Appointments August 5, 2018The SC Collegium has been biting the bullet, sending disconcerting signals about independence in judicial appointments. Though the acceptance of
Data Protection Bill: Govt’s Yet Another Attempt To Weaken RTI Act In The Name Of Privacy August 3, 2018If any proof was required that the Right to Information Act is seriously threatening the arbitrary and corrupt actions of
Concerns Flagged Over Motor Vehicles Amendment Bill July 29, 2018There is opposition that the Bill encroaches on powers of State Government. It is also felt that the Bill does
Srikrishna Committee Report And Draft Data Protection Bill – Initial Statement July 27, 2018The Expert Committee chaired by Retd. Justice B.N. Srikrishna submitted its 176 page report to the Minister of Electronics and Information Technology
What The Judges Can Do? July 27, 2018“What do the judges do?” an irritated client questioned, as his matter, which was posted for final hearing, was adjourned.
A Tribute To A Legend- S.Venkitasubramanya Ayyar July 27, 2018Shri S Venkitasubramanya Ayyar, Senior Advocate who had enriched the High Court of Kerala is no more with us. Shri
An Apocryphally Articulated Interpretation of the Law of Terrorism July 24, 2018Misuse of criminal laws by the investigating agencies is an anathema in the criminal justice system in India. And the
The People Of India Have Protected Their Right To Information Once Again July 21, 2018The Centre’s decision to defer the Right to Information (Amendment) Bill 2018 – after protests from the public and the
Live Streaming Of Supreme Court Cases—An Idea Whose Time Has Come July 20, 2018The brilliant move by the Supreme Court (SC) in declaring its support for live streaming of its cases, in two