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Bharatiya Janata Party MP Kangana Ranaut’s much-anticipated film Emergency has been facing hurdles in getting certified by the Central Board of Film Certification. Other Bollywood films have had run-ins with the body and gone to court. What are the grounds for granting or delaying the release of a film?

The case of the recent death of a 26-year-old employee in the offices of EY India due to sheer work pressure has brought out many skeletons from the corporate world. While there are laws to protect employees, their enforcement is weak

Cases relating to animals can be ludicrous and also horrific as they are a precursor to larger and violent crimes such as abuse of children and the elderly. That is why law enforcement agencies take them seriously

Judicial reform saw a new high with the Kerala High Court launching 24X7 ON courts for online filing of cases and applications for adjournments, offering real-time insights into case progression

The interim government has many tasks before it, but it will not be easy to deal with them as the constitution has no provision for such a government. These are best left to an elected government

A Public Interest Litigation in the Bombay High Court sought to address the practice of hair transplant surgeries being performed by surgeons who lack the requisite qualifications. The PIL said that with the proliferation of social media platforms, the reach of unqualified dental practitioners posing as dermatologists or hair transplant surgeons has expanded significantly

A bridge over Kerala’s Bharathapuzha River has raised the hackles of Metro Man E Sreedharan who has filed a PIL alleging that it would disrupt the site’s historical and religious significance

The apex court Court recently overturned the National Green  Tribunal’s order to close a garbage processing plant in Pune’s Baner area. The Tribunal, after an expert committee report, had ordered the shutdown of the plant, citing violations of statutory norms and the right to a clean environment

After a row over bail to three men who assaulted a 72-year-old, the police added more charges, leading to non-bailable warrants against them. Bail can be refused if found in conflict with justice and fairness

Within the massive uproar against the rape and murder in Kolkata, the West Bengal government has brought in a strict anti-rape law which it hopes will go smoothly through the offices of the governor and the president