Prof. Ashok Swain’s OCI Card | Delhi High Court Seeks Centre’s Response on Plea to Allow His Entry Into India

Today, On 14th November, The Delhi High Court has issued a notice to the MEA and MHA on Professor Ashok Swain’s plea challenging his blacklisting from entering India. The Sweden-based academic argues that the government’s decision violates legal principles and constitutional protections.

Facebook post on Operation Sindoor: Supreme Court Stays Trial Against Ashoka University Professor Ali Khan Mahmudabad

Today, On 25th August, Supreme Court stayed the trial against Ali Khan Mahmudabad over a Facebook post on Operation Sindoor, clearly stating that cognisance should not be taken of the chargesheet and no charges shall be framed.

“Cat and Mouse Game”: Kerala High Court Slams Kerala University Over Registrar’s Suspension in Bharat Mata Portrait Row

Kerala HC criticises ongoing tussle between VC and Registrar over suspension linked to Bharat Mata portrait event. Court seeks response as Registrar alleges abuse of power by Vice-Chancellor.

Operation Sindoor Remarks| “You Don’t Require Him, You Require a Dictionary”: Supreme Court Slams SIT Overreach in Mahmudabad Social Media Post Probe

Today, On 16th July, During the hearing in the Operation Sindoor case, the Supreme Court criticised the SIT for overstepping its mandate in probing Mahmudabad’s social media posts. “You don’t require him, you require a dictionary,” Justice Kant remarked, highlighting investigative overreach.

Rajasthan HC Dismisses Plea Over ‘Malicious’ Ayodhya Verdict Question in LL.B. Exam: “Academic Freedom Should Not Be Curtailed Merely Because Sentiments Are Hurt”

Rajasthan HC Dismisses Plea Over ‘Malicious’ Ayodhya Verdict Question in LL.B. Exam. Court says academic freedom cannot be curtailed merely because sentiments are hurt, unless the language used is clearly offensive, defamatory, or unlawful; upholds autonomy of educational institutions in syllabus design.

US Judge Stays Trump Administration’s Ban on Foreign Students at Harvard University

A federal judge halted an effort by the Trump administration to prevent Harvard from admitting international students, deeming it a violation of law and academic freedom. Harvard argued this decision would drastically harm its community and violate constitutional rights. The case reflects broader attempts by Trump to control educational institutions.

Operation Sindoor Remarks| SC to Hear Ashoka University Professor Ali Khan Mahmudabad’s Plea Against Arrest: “Entirely Patriotic Statements”

Today, On 19th May, Operation Sindoor row reaches Supreme Court as Ashoka University professor Ali Khan Mahmudabad challenges his arrest, calling his Facebook remarks “entirely patriotic statements.” SC agrees to urgently hear his plea against the Haryana Police action.

Supreme Court Seeks BCI Reply on Plea Against Mandatory Criminal Background Checks, CCTV in Law Colleges

In September 2024, the BCI issued a notification mandating strict new measures for all Centers of Legal Education (CLEs) across the country. NEW DELHI: On Friday. The Supreme Court of India has asked the Bar Council of India (BCI) to respond to petitions challenging two circulars issued by the bar body in September 2024. These […]

‘Hinduphobic’ Books in College Library, SC Quashes FIR against Principal

Today (14th May): The Supreme Court dismissed the FIR against Professor Inamur Rehman, Principal of New Government Law College in Indore, regarding alleged Hinduphobia and anti-India propaganda. The court found the allegations baseless, pointing out that the disputed books were also available in the Supreme Court library. This decision brought an end to the controversy.