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pulwama demolition defies supreme court order and principles of criminal justice

Pulwama Demolition Defies Supreme Court Order and Principles of Criminal Justice

The Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), the procedural code, contains no provision – none – for demolishing homes or destroying property of accused persons.

Aswathy Madhukumar

expressing concerns over delhi air pollution supreme court judge advices lawyers to appear virtually

Expressing Concerns Over Delhi Air Pollution, Supreme Court Judge Advices Lawyers to Appear Virtually

govt operationalises digital data privacy act rti act amendment comes into force

Govt. Operationalises Digital Data Privacy Act, RTI Act 'Amendment' Comes into Force

approach is extremely casual bombay hc slams govt over infant deaths due to malnutrition

'Approach is Extremely Casual': Bombay HC Slams Govt Over Infant Deaths Due to Malnutrition

india defends imports of endangered wildlife argues cites moratorium premature disproportionate

India Defends Imports of Endangered Wildlife, Argues CITES Moratorium 'Premature', 'Disproportionate'

Aathira Perinchery

fixing the missing link in indian democracy transparent voter lists

Fixing the Missing Link in Indian Democracy: Transparent Voter Lists

Venkatesh Nayak

no one killed the children at nithari the timeline of a fraught case

No One Killed the Children at Nithari: The Timeline of a Fraught Case

supreme court takes over sir dispute halts high court cases

Supreme Court Takes Over SIR Dispute, Halts High Court Cases

india’s digital paradox when both copyright and free speech lose

India’s Digital Paradox: When Both Copyright and Free Speech Lose

activist muruganandam’s murder was not just a crime but a blow to the struggle for rights

Activist Muruganandam’s Murder Was Not Just a Crime, but a Blow to the Struggle for Rights