Shreya Sharma The 185th law commission report was drafted in the year 2003 by Sri Vepa P. Sarathi. This report is a review of The Indian Evidence Act, 1872[1]. It is one of the most comprehensive reports on the Indian Read more
Shreya WHAT IS INSIDER TRADING? It is an illegal practice of trading on the stock exchange to one’s advantage through having access to confidential information. It can also be defined as malpractice where a person(most probably the employee of a Read more
Vanshika Garg MEANING AND HISTORY In India, the law on certain subjects is not as clear as it should be. Prostitution, nowhere expressly deemed to be an illegal activity, is criticized on the ground of morality. Prostitution is not a Read more
Adarsh Kumar Justice Anna Chandy (1905-96) was the first female Judge in India and second in the British Empire after Emily Murphy. She got her law degree after getting a post-graduate degree in 1926. She started practicing as a Barrister Read more
Justice Pratibha Singh of Delhi high court today recused herself from hearing the petition against the new privacy policy of WhatsApp. When Additional Solicitor General Chetan Sharma asked Justice Singh not to recuse from the matter and that there can’t Read more
The Allahabad High Court recently allowed an application filed by a Judicial Officer praying for deletion of remarks made by the Session Judge, Hardoi who was hearing an appeal to the judgment authored by the applicant. The Bench of Justice Read more
The Supreme Court of India on Tuesday, 5 January 2021, delivered its judgment on a batch of petitions challenging the Central Vista Project of the Government of India, which aims to create a larger working space for the legislature in Read more
“When the going gets tough, the tough get going.” It is these extraordinary times when the Constitution needs to demonstrate its mettle. The citizens do not expect the Supreme Court or the High Courts to eliminate every hitch affecting their Read more
“Without freedom of thought, there can be no such thing as wisdom – and no such thing as public liberty without freedom of speech.” ~Benjamin Franklin The aforementioned words even though reiterated by Franklin are somehow the very seed giving Read more
The Supreme Court will hear tomorrow the Petition of 3 CLAT Aspirants, seeking directions for conducting a supplementary CLAT 2020 exam since they were not allowed to appear in the exam for their being symptomatic/positive of COVID-19. [CLAT 2020] Three Read more
