Public servants must act in favour of the weak, and in fear of their conscience, Pg10

Former Election Commissioner argues public servants must prioritize conscience and public interest over political pressure, navigating ethical dilemmas and oaths.

How ‘bulldozer justice’ undermines the law, Pg9

Article examines 'Bulldozer Justice' in India, highlighting its conflict with due process, rule of law, and separation of powers.

Harish Rana, first in country to get passive euthanasia nod, dies, Pg1

Harish Rana, India's first passive euthanasia recipient, dies after SC order; landmark case expands patient rights and eases procedures.

The continued custody in Delhi Riots cases, an injustice, Pg6

Supreme Court's Delhi Riots case order raises concerns over prolonged detentions, UAPA interpretation, and individual liberties, impacting justice.

SC slams denial of bail to give accused a ‘taste of imprisonment as a lesson’, Pg8

Supreme Court rebukes prolonged pre-trial detention, upholds 'bail is the rule' principle, and grants bail in ₹34,000-crore DHFL fraud case.

Ensuring that the value of all lives is the same, Pg11

Legal analysis reveals disparities in compensation for road accident fatalities, advocating for a universal 'dignity floor' to ensure equality.

What does Supreme Court’s ruling on narco tests mean?, Pg10

Supreme Court reaffirms ban on forced narco tests, citing constitutional violations of self-incrimination and right to privacy.

Underlining need for speedy trials in UAPA cases, SC says nation's security paramount, Pg14

Supreme Court emphasizes speedy trials in UAPA cases, balancing national security with Article 21 rights, in Jnaneshwari Express derailment case.

The contours of constitutional morality, Pg6

Article dissects 'constitutional morality': its evolution, interpretations by courts, and vital role in upholding justice and constitutional values.

Match-fixing is not a crime in India. BCCI has approached SC to change that, Pg14.

BCCI appeals to Supreme Court for match-fixing criminalization under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita amid legal void and integrity concerns.

Torture Shadows India’s Justice System, Pg9