M. Fathima Beevi: Accentuating The Role Of Women In The Apex Court

Adarsh Kumar  Justice M. Fathima Beevi, the former Supreme Court Judge, is one of the flagbearers of women empowerment, as she became the first female to be appointed as a judge in the Supreme Court in 1989. Starting her career Read more

Justice A. Varadarajan: The Torchbearer Of Breaking Stereotypes

Adarsh Kumar  Justice Appajee Vardarajan, the former Supreme Court Judge was born in 1920 and was the first Dalit Judge to reach the Apex Court. He hailed from Vellore, Tamil Nadu. He started his professional life as an advocate in Read more

[Breaking] SC To Hear Petition Seeking Supplementary CLAT 2020 Exam For Those COVID-19 Symptomatic/Positive Candidates Who Missed The Exam Tomorrow

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

Urgent Application Filed In The Hon’ble Court Seeking Clarification Over CLAT Examinations For Corona Positive Students

On receiving encouragement from a letter addressed by three law students- Priya Chaudhary, Amit Agarwal, & Kumar Harsh to the CLAT Consortium in furtherance of a notification dated 23rd September 2020 issued by the Consortium, a CLAT PG aspirant named Read more

Case Study: Foundation of Media Professionals V. Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir

Foundation of Media Professionals v. Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir                   (2020 SCC online SC 453) – 4G Landmark Case      Bench of Judges: N.V. Ramana, R. Subhash Reddy and B.R. Gavai INTRODUCTION: Foundation of Media Professionals v. Union Read more

Case Comment: Selvi J. Jayalalithaa & Ors. v. State of Karnataka & Ors

The case of Selvi v. State of Karnataka, decided by a three-judge bench in 2010, is the Supreme Court’s most recent – and by far most detailed – engagement with Article 20(3)[1]. Selvi’s case includes numerous complaints challenging three investigative techniques: Read more

Breaking The Gender Stereotype Roles, SC Comes As A Rescue For Indian Women Officers

The Supreme Court on Monday ordered the Indian Army to provide Permanent Commission to women officers, nullifying the gender stereotype roles that puts women within the four walls of the household . The Army started inducting women officers under Special Read more