As India inches towards the 2026 exercise, South India—led by Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin—is bracing for a political and cultural battle over representation, resources, and the imposition of Hindi
A recent judgment has redefined the legal interpretation of Section 115 of the Mental Healthcare Act, 2017—setting aside the conviction of a woman who killed her child and attempted suicide—raising critical questions about culpability and the future of criminal liability
With nearly half of India’s lawmakers facing criminal charges, the apex court is once again confronting the thorny question: Should convicted candidates be barred for life from contesting elections—or do they deserve a second chance?
With the Bihar assembly elections approaching, the revival of the alleged land-for-jobs case against the former Bihar chief minister, his family, and associates has raised eyebrows. Many see the timing as politically motivated, sparking debates over whether legal action is being used as an electoral tool
As petitions challenging the 1991 Act flood the apex court, the legal, political, and communal stakes have never been higher. Will history be rewritten, or will the law stand firm?
The Court has struck down AGI Greenpac’s acquisition of Hindustan National Glass & Industries Ltd, reinforcing that Competition Commission of India approval must precede creditor decisions in insolvency cases