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Minor-ity Report

Taking an empathetic view of a minor rape victim, the Kerala High Court allowed MTP even though she was 28 weeks pregnant, thereby giving her the right to live with dignity as per the Constitution

Sex, Lies & Consent

In a new twist to the definition of rape, the Delhi High Court said that if consensual sex occurs between two adults, then there is no wrongdoing even if they are married

The New Monster

The dangers lurking online were emphasised by the Delhi High Court when it warned that minors should be educated about “virtual touch” so that they exercise caution and recognise predatory behaviour

Give Law A Chance

As the Supreme Court grants interim bail to the chief minister of Delhi, completely rejecting the Enforcement Directorate’s objections, the Court upholds the basic tenet of law that a person is innocent till proven guilty, unlike what the PMLA Act forcefully presupposes

Catch Me If You Can

In a major policy shift, the Election Commission has decided to serve notice to the political party and not the star campaigner for Model Code of Conduct violations. Has this been done to insulate powerful wrongdoers?

Mother and Child

Courts have often compassionately ruled in favour of childcare leave, a constitutional right of working mothers. This can be a precedent for reforms to allow women to fully participate in the workforce

A Sacred Rite

In a case where a couple sought a divorce without performing a valid Hindu marriage ceremony, the Court explained that marriage was a sacred, lifelong bond and registration alone would make it null and void

The Tourist Trap

Last year, the Supreme Court had set up a panel to study environmental and ecological concerns in “overcrowded” hill stations across Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh and other Himalayan states. Now, the Madras High Court has acted on overcrowding in the Nilgiris which could set a precedent

The Kejriwal Conundrum

Can Arvind Kejriwal continue to act as chief minister while sitting in jail? He has not even applied for a bail at an appropriate court, but is only challenging the grounds of his arrest. What is the legal process involved?

Strong Medicine

At one time, he was a phenomenon— a yoga teacher-turned-entrepreneur who built a massive empire on his Patanjali Ayurvedic drugs and potions and was feted by the rich and powerful. Now, the legal cases and strictures are piling up faster than he created his spiritual business

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