Adish C Aggarwala’s book, “Modi’s Niti Shastra: The World’s His Oyster,” examines the evolution of India’s legal framework during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s tenure. It highlights significant reforms that have been pivotal in modernizing the legal system, which has received limited attention compared to other sectors impacted by Modi’s governance.
The Supreme Court ordered a fresh recount of votes for Junior Executive Members in the SCBA elections to resolve doubts following allegations of irregularities. Despite prior recounts affirming Vikas Singh’s presidency, the Court aimed for transparency and assurance to members, while reprimanding candidate Dr. Aggarwala for frivolous accusations against the election committee.
New Delhi, December 7: Amit Shah praised Adish Aggarwala’s book “Modi’s Niti Shastra: The World’s His Oyster,” highlighting PM Modi’s impactful governance and reforms. The work chronicles Modi’s journey and achievements, such as judicial reforms and poverty alleviation, portraying him as a transformative leader. It aims to inspire engagement in India’s socio-economic development.
Former SCBA president, Adish C Aggarwala, has written to the president of Bangladesh’s apex court bar association, inquiring about former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s potential extraditable offense. This has sparked debates on the legal and human rights implications. Aggarwala also expressed concerns about the safety of Hindus in Bangladesh. His proactive approach aims to promote transparency and protect minority communities.
Yesterday (May 15th), six lawyers vying for the position of President of the Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) engaged in a debate, each presenting their case for why they should be elected to this prestigious office. Kapil Sibal a prominent voice at the event: “during my earlier tenures did I ever talk about politics in the courtroom? Never.”
The All India Bar Association (AIBA) has urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to take legal action against Google for spreading false information about him. The AIBA’s Chairman accused Google of violating Indian Penal Code sections 153A, 500, and 505 and emphasized the accountability of developers for AI-generated content. The move aims to safeguard democratic processes and leaders’ reputations.
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