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Supreme Court judgment assigns notional value to homemakers' unpaid labor, challenging societal undervaluation of women's caregiving and re-entry into workforce.
High Court panel criticizes Meghalaya's persistent failure to adopt a mine closure policy, leaving thousands of dangerous rat-hole mines open.
India's courts to decide Sheikh Hasina's extradition to Bangladesh under 2013 pact, as diplomatic talks intensify amidst her planned December return.
Centre opposes 'creamy layer' exclusion for SC/STs in Supreme Court, citing parliamentary power and lack of judicial precedent amidst ongoing petitions and student protests.
Supreme Court bars BCI from coercive action against NALSAR students, condemning its attempt to curb dissent and interfere with professional enrolment.
As India enters its 80th year, an audit reveals grave challenges to its inclusive democracy, constitutional institutions, and federal polity, urging renewal.
Supreme Court's historical role in nurturing environmental law through landmark judgments faces scrutiny amidst concerns over inconsistent application in infrastructure projects.
Union Law Minister reveals 17.5 lakh pending cases in fast-track courts, raising concerns over their efficacy and low conviction rates in many states.
Supreme Court's seven-judge bench to commence hearing from October 6 on legislative privileges versus citizens' fundamental right to freedom of speech.
Supreme Court clarifies BNSS Section 187(2), allowing police custody in parts up to 15 days within 40 or 60 days, and limits advocate presence during interrogation.
Tribunals Reforms Bill 2026 establishes judiciary-led National Tribunals Commission, enhancing independence and accountability in tribunal appointments, aligning with Supreme Court directives.
Supreme Court directs 19 States/UTs to declare cancer a notifiable disease for early detection and patient care, questioning Centre's lack of uniform guidelines.
Amid din, Lok Sabha passes Tribunals Reforms Bill 2026, creating a National Tribunals Commission for selecting quasi-judicial body members.
Centre opposes creamy layer for SC/ST reservations in Supreme Court, citing historical disadvantage and Parliament's exclusive domain over policy changes.
Parliament passes Tribunals Reforms Bill 2026, creating National Tribunals Commission to ensure judicial independence and address Supreme Court's previous concerns.
Maharashtra doctors strike against allowing homeopaths to prescribe allopathic drugs after bridge course, sparking debate on medical system integration and regulatory challenges.
Lok Sabha clears Bankers’ Books Evidence Bill 2026, modernizing colonial-era law for digital banking, but experts raise data privacy and digital safeguard concerns.
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