Important Supreme Court & High Court news — explained in simple words.
A former IAS officer from Kerala has moved the Supreme Court of India challenging Union Government directives that prescribe a six-stanza version of Vande Mataram. The petitioner argues that replacing the traditional two stanzas with the full literary version imposes sectarian religious worship and violates fundamental constitutional rights. The petition asserts that the move undermines national secularism, fraternity, and individual freedom of conscience.
Read more →This article explores the practice of police officers being empowered to act as Special Executive Magistrates, particularly concerning preventive actions. It highlights …
Read more →The Supreme Court of India has questioned the Delhi Government regarding the legal rationale behind separating teacher recruitment vacancies strictly into male and femal…
Read more →Senior Advocate Kapil Sibal expressed full confidence in the independence of the Supreme Court of India, stating it remains uncaptured despite broader attempts to contro…
Read more →The Supreme Court of India has held that accessing and using the internet is a fundamental right protected under Articles 21 and 19(1)(a) of the Constitution. The bench …
Read more →A Public Interest Litigation has been filed in the Supreme Court seeking a review of the recent suspension of internet services in Central Delhi. The petition questions …
Read more →