The Supreme Court Bar Association has strongly criticised Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for allegedly removing a Muslim woman doctor’s veil during a public event in Patna. Calling it unconstitutional and humiliating, the SCBA has demanded an unconditional apology for violating her dignity, autonomy and religious freedom.
The Supreme Court’s Madras Bar Association judgment marks a decisive moment in the judiciary–executive tussle over tribunals, reaffirming judicial primacy in appointments and tenure, and striking down legislative attempts to reassert executive control over adjudicatory bodies.
After the Supreme Court struck down electoral bonds in 2024, corporate donations surged via electoral trusts, with ₹3,811 crore distributed to political parties in FY 2024–25, highlighting a major shift toward transparency and accountability in India’s political funding.
The VB-G RAM G Bill 2025 replaced MGNREGA, reshaping India’s rural employment framework. This explainer breaks down key changes, the new Centre–State funding pattern, and the political debate over federalism and workers’ rights.
Today, On 5th December, The DGCA has withdrawn its earlier rule that said “no leave shall be substituted for weekly rest”, giving airlines major relief in managing crew rosters. The revised order, issued on 5 December 2025, aims to ease operational disruptions.
Landmark judgments protect homebuyers from delayed possession and unfair charges by builders in India. Buyers are entitled to full refunds, interest, and compensation, reinforcing rights under the Consumer Protection Act and RERA.
Discover the importance of Samvidhan Divas, the journey of India’s Constitution from the Preamble to key amendments, and how the world’s longest written Constitution continues to shape democracy, rights, and governance in modern India.
CJI B.R. Gavai’s landmark judgments transformed India’s constitutional landscape, from electoral transparency and personal liberty to limits on executive power. His tenure redefined judicial boundaries while strengthening democracy and social justice.
The Haq film controversy reignites the constitutional clash between freedom of expression and the right to privacy after death, questioning whether creative liberty can override posthumous dignity in portraying real-life figures like Shah Bano.
Justice Surya Kant, a man of many firsts, rose from humble beginnings as the first lawyer in his family to become India’s first Haryanavi Chief Justice of India, marking a historic moment in the nation’s judicial journey and inspiring generations.
