Justice Ujjal Bhuyan recently highlighted a 76-year-old unused constitutional rule that allows legal scholars to become Supreme Court judges directly.
The Allahabad High Court ruled that to prove 'dacoity with murder', the primary intention must be robbery, not personal revenge.
Despite an early online leak, Yash's 'Toxic' is dominating the box office. Here is a look at the massive numbers and the strict laws protecting films from digital piracy.
Supreme Court Justice Ujjal Bhuyan has clarified that threatening students with disciplinary action for expressing differing views is unconstitutional and a misuse of power.
An Indian traveller in the UK recorded teenagers throwing mud and hurling racist slurs. Here is how the police handled it and what the law says about hate crimes.
The Supreme Court of India has directed the CBSE to reopen the CTET September 2026 application window, giving candidates until September 1 to apply.
The Supreme Court of India has ruled that the government cannot forcibly evict people using quick summary proceedings when there is a genuine, long-standing dispute over land ownership.
The Karnataka High Court strongly criticized Bengaluru police for repeatedly violating rules, ordering strict new guidelines for arrests over social media posts.
After a UK-based woman was charged ₹4,000 for a 14km cab ride in Bengaluru, we explain your legal rights against overcharging and fake bills.
Supreme Court Justice BV Nagarathna stated that it is a bad sign for the legal profession when Bar Councils fail to earn the respect of their own members.