Binny Yadav

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

A judge’s comment blaming a rape survivor has sparked national outrage and led to the apex court’s intervention—and re-ignited urgent questions about gender bias, judicial accountability, and a deepening crisis in one of India’s most prominent High Courts

In a strongly worded judgment that reinforces investigative federalism, the apex court has ruled that unsubstantiated claims cannot justify transferring a case from the state police to the CBI

Historic election sparks debate over women’s reservation in legal bodies

In a powerful judgment, the Orissa High Court delivers a stern warning to those who misuse legal protections to evade their family responsibilities

In a landmark ruling, the apex court has struck down discriminatory barriers in judicial recruitment, ensuring that physical disability cannot be grounds for exclusion

The landmark ruling allows governments to grant remission suo motu, reshaping India’s approach to early release policies

Proposed amendments to the Advocates Act, 1961, spark nationwide protest

The apex court has ruled that informing detainees of the reason for their detention is a mandatory constitutional right, not a formality. But will law enforcement comply?

In this  Legislative Assembly election, political parties are in a heated competition—not just for power, but for the most enticing giveaway—from providing free electricity to direct cash transfers. Despite the Supreme Court ruling in 2024 that pre-election freebies do not constitute “corrupt practices,” and directing the Election Commission of India to establish guidelines, enforcement remains lax.