Four Eminent Personalities Nominated to Rajya Sabha by President Murmu
The upper house of India’s Parliament gears up to welcome four respected nominees. Following a formal notification from the Ministry of Home Affairs, President...
Supreme Court to Hear Landmark Petition on Tricolour Misuse
On July 14, the Supreme Court of India will deliberate on a pivotal petition that challenges the use of the national flag for political...
Wholly Untenable’: SC Orders Immediate Release of Law Student from preventive detention under NSA
The Supreme Court has ordered the immediate release of a Madhya Pradesh law student detained under the National Security Act (NSA), declaring the detention “wholly untenable.” The court found that the preventive detention lacked valid grounds under the NSA and involved serious procedural lapses, including the failure to forward the student’s representation to the state government. Despite having secured bail in all criminal cases against him, the student remained in custody solely under the NSA until the SC’s intervention.
The Courtroom Battle That Triggered the Emergency – Indira Gandhi vs. Raj Narain
In the annals of Indian democracy, June 1975 stands out as a defining moment—when power, law, and public sentiment collided with seismic force. In...
SC blocks arrest of Wajahat Khan, But Was Silent on Sharmistha Panoli’s Arrest, Double Standards in Judiciary?
The Supreme Court's decision to stay social media activist Wajahat Khan’s arrest in multiple FIRs despite acknowledging his hate-filled posts has triggered a debate on judicial consistency, especially when compared to the earlier arrest of influencer-law student Sharmistha Panoli. Both were accused of similar offences, yet while Panoli was arrested without pre-arrest relief or Supreme Court intervention, Khan received sweeping protection. The contrasting treatment has raised serious questions about double standards in the Indian judiciary.
