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Crackdown on Unclaimed Compensation

As over Rs 1,000 crore lies idle and claimants await justice, the apex court has issued procedural reforms to ensure speedy disbursal of unclaimed compensation from Motor Accident Claims Tribunals and labour courts—funds meant for victims, not vaults 

Reining in Private School Hikes

A controversial new Bill seeks to cap arbitrary and exorbitant fee hikes by private schools, but critics say its red tape and political posturing may end up frustrating already-burdened parents

A Fork in the  Road: Apex Court Ruling Blurs Finality with Flexibility

In a landmark 4:1 verdict, the apex court expands judicial power to “modify” arbitral awards—raising hopes of correcting injustice, but also fears of diluting the core principles of arbitration: finality, autonomy, and minimal court interference

Power, Punishment and the ED: When Arrest Becomes the Sentence

By Sanjay Raman Sinha The much-feared arrest powers of the Enforcement Directorate (ED) were thrust back into the spotlight recently when, on the agency’s Foundation Day, Additional Solicitor Gene...

Retaliation, Reckoning, and the Rising Cost of Conflict

As tensions between nuclear-armed India and Pakistan reach a boiling point following the Kashmir terror attack, a retaliatory military operation focuses the world’s attention on a decades-old rivalry, with civilians once again paying the highest price

Justice, Not War: Why India Had to Strike Back

In the wake of the Pahalgam massacre, India’s military response was not an act of aggression, but of necessity—measured, focused, and rooted in the defence of its people and principles

Sharbat Jihad remark: Delhi High Court closes defamation suit filed against Baba Ramdev

The Delhi High Court on Friday closed a defamation suit filed by pharmaceutical and food company Hamdard Foundation, alleging that Patanjali Ayurved Limited founder Baba Ramdev had used communal slur...

What Makes The Pakistani Terrorist Attack in Pahalgam Different?

We need to strategize holistically and carefully using all available avenues of grey warfare to ensure Pakistan withers away from its own internal pressures rather than waging a full-scale war against the nuclear neighbour

The Long Arm of Justice: How India Finally Got Tahawwur Rana

After 16 years of diplomatic and legal pursuit, India finally gets its hands on a key 26/11 conspirator—what Rana knows could expose Pakistan’s deep state role in global terror networks

Justice, Delayed—But Not Denied

In a scathing rebuke of military bureaucracy, the apex court  restores dignity and disability pension to a soldier invalided out 36 years ago. The ruling could reshape how India treats its veterans

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