Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal Signs ‘National Litigation Policy’ Document to Expedite Case Resolution

On Tuesday(11th June),The Union Law Ministry, under Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal, has finalized the National Litigation Policy to expedite case resolution and improve the legal system. The policy aims to address pending cases, enhance arbitration, and reduce legal costs. Meghwal also highlighted the imminent enforcement of three new criminal laws and emphasized the importance of incorporating new technologies in the legal system.

Arjun Ram Meghwal Continues as Minister of State for Law and Justice

On Monday(10th June)Arjun Ram Meghwal retains his role as Minister of State for Law and Justice in the newly formed NDA government, reflecting continuity and trust in his capabilities. His reappointment follows a communication issued by the President of India.

Justice NV Anjaria Appointed as Chief Justice of Karnataka High Court by Central Government

The Central Government on Friday has officially announced the appointment of Justice NV Anjaria as the next Chief Justice of the Karnataka High Court. This appointment marks a pivotal moment for the Karnataka High Court, as Justice Anjaria will take over the reins following the superannuation of Justice PS Dinesh Kumar on February 24, 2024. […]

CJI D Y Chandrachud Highlights Supreme Court’s Role as ‘People’s Court’ on Constitution Day

Chief Justice of India (CJI) D Y Chandrachud, in a profound address, emphasized the role of the Supreme Court as a “people’s court” over the past seven decades, urging citizens not to fear approaching the courts. Speaking at the inauguration of the Constitution Day celebrations at the Supreme Court, he highlighted the court’s role in […]

Madhya Pradesh High Court Strengthens Bench with Appointment of Seven New Judges

The judicial landscape of Madhya Pradesh has received a significant boost with the Central Government’s notification appointing seven new judges to the Madhya Pradesh High Court. This announcement, initially shared by Union Minister of State for Law and Justice, Arjun Ram Meghwal, on social media, marks a notable development in the efforts to fill the […]

Law Commission Recommends Against Lowering Age of Consent in POCSO

The Law Commission of India, in its recent report, has advised the Union government to retain the existing age of consent, which stands at 18, under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act (POCSO), 2012. The recommendation comes in light of concerns surrounding child abuse, trafficking, and prostitution. The report states, “After a careful […]