Sanjay Raman Sinha

The Delhi High Court slaps Rs two crore penalty on the iconic composer for copyright violation in a landmark ruling that may reshape India’s music industry and protect the rights of classical artistes 

By Sanjay Raman Sinha ...

A series of incendiary remarks from BJP leaders and affiliated online voices has placed the judiciary, particularly the apex court, at the centre of a storm. The controversy follows rulings on the Waqf Act and gubernatorial delays in approving legislation—and it is raising urgent questions about the separation of powers, free speech, and contempt

In a rare show of unanimity, the apex court’s 33 sitting justices have pledged full financial transparency, setting the tone for long-overdue accountability across the Indian judiciary

The landmark verdict calls for urgent mental health reforms in colleges

A midnight blaze. A missing stash of cash. A judiciary under scrutiny

As Artificial Intelligence reveals its rogue face, the caution and  recommendations of the Supreme Court judge should act as template for future course of action to harmonize modern technology with rights of citizens

Despite being strapped for manpower crunch and less benches, the Armed Forces Tribunal’s disposal rate has been commendable. In the midst of his second term as the chairman of the Tribunal, JUSTICE RAJENDRA MENON spoke with SANJAY RAMAN SINHA on several achievements and challenges. Excerpts:

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