Social Justice
SG Mehta questioned how the recognition of marriage of persons who do not identify with any particular gender can be reconciled with the laws.
The Court said that since the Supreme Court had ordered Central and State governments to refrain from invoking Section 124A (sedition) of the Indian Penal…
The petitioner told the Court that while there are public toilets either for male or female, but there is not a single toilet in Gujarat…
A bench of Justices Krishna Murari and CT Ravikumar stressed that the right of default bail was not merely a statutory right but a fundamental…
“An institute cannot be permitted to force upon the petitioner a name, identity or a gender that they have chosen to reject in preference to…
The court said that the Indian parliament cannot be compared to the British parliament, which is sovereign and has absolute power to make laws.
The Supreme Court issued a notice on a petition filed by top Indian wrestlers seeking to register an FIR against Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh.
The Court pointed out that if other witnesses depose (testify) at the time of evidence in support of the prosecution, it is possible that the…
The Court refused to quash a case under Section 295A the against deputy district secretary of Rashtriya Hindu Vahini who had put a derogatory post…
The co-ordination committee of All District Courts Bar Associations said that the issue has far-reaching consequences and cannot be left to the discretion of the…
