In a powerful reaffirmation of judicial ethics, the Supreme Court has quashed proceedings initiated by a railway magistrate who tried to adjudicate a dispute he was personally involved in—declaring it a clear violation of the ‘judge in his own cause’ principle.
In a highly contentious decision, the Karnataka government has allotted prime Bengaluru land worth ₹255 crore to 22 Dalit and OBC religious mutts—overriding serious objections from its own finance and law departments about using protected gomala land. Was this social justice or a legal overreach? We investigate.
A violent clash between Trinamool Congress (TMC) and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) supporters in Kolkata’s Sakherbazar area has sent shockwaves through West Bengal. The confrontation, sparked by a dispute over the use of loudspeakers for a public meeting, escalated rapidly, culminating in arson and widespread chaos, highlighting the intense political friction in the state ahead of the upcoming elections.
In a historic and empathetic ruling, the Supreme Court of India has declared that maternity leave is an intrinsic part of a woman’s fundamental right to life and dignity, effectively nullifying state policies that deny it based on a two-child norm.
A bombshell recording has surfaced of Senator Ted Cruz revealing that Peter Navarro and VP JD Vance were instrumental in blocking a crucial India trade deal, while he openly mocked the economic consequences of Trump’s tariff policies.
On the eve of the 77th Republic Day, President Droupadi Murmu delivered a stirring address that went beyond ceremonial greetings, issuing a profound challenge to every Indian: to shed the colonial mindset and actively participate in building a self-reliant, confident nation.