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Olav AlbuquerqueFree Press Journal |
The 52nd CJI, Bhushan Ramakrishna Gavai, is the first Buddhist to head the judicial family in the country. His father, G.S. Gavai, who headed the...
Lawyers, who appear for their clients in all 25 high courts throughout India, are mandated to wear a black gown over their black coats and white bands...
The Modi government may reintroduce the National Judicial Appointments Commission Act (NJAC) in Parliament to ostensibly safeguard the interests of...
CJI Sanjiv Khanna’s directive to the Delhi High Court chief justice, D.K. Upadhyay, not to assign any judicial work to this tainted judge will...
Law and justice are not identical, so what is injustice for those who have lost a case will mean justice for the winners. This became obvious when a...
On January 30 this year, the Supreme Court allowed high courts to appoint retired judges on an ad hoc basis, but it may block appointment of legal...
The police and the judiciary form two sides of the same coin because the former maintains law and order while the latter upholds justice. If the...
The Waqf (Amendment) Bill, introduced in the Lok Sabha on August 8, 2024, has proposed 572 amendments to the draft Bill, which anticipates renaming...
A High Court or Supreme Court judge cannot equate religious morality with constitutional morality, which are mutually antithetical.
Excluding familial ties in appointments will enhance judicial diversity and merit-based recruitment.
Mob violence replaces peaceful discourse, undermining democracy and endangering judicial independence in India.
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