Supreme Court extends interim bail of Satyendar Jain

Supreme Court Extends Interim Bail for Ex-Delhi Minister Satyendar Jain in Money Laundering Case The Supreme Court has extended the interim bail granted to former Delhi Minister Satyendar Jain until September 1, 2023, in connection with a money laundering case. The decision comes after Jain’s legal team cited medical grounds for the extension, emphasizing his […]

Allahabad HC Upholds Individual’s Constitutional Right to Change Gender

Allahabad High Court Upholds Constitutional Right to Gender Reassignment Surgery In a landmark judgment, the Allahabad High Court has affirmed that individuals possess a constitutional right to change their gender through surgical intervention. This pivotal decision came in response to a plea by a female police constable from Uttar Pradesh (UP) who sought permission for […]

Kapil Sibal Joins Swamy’s Defense Against Bagga, BJP Intra-Party Tussle in Court

Kapil Sibal to Represent BJP’s Subramanian Swamy in Defamation Case Against Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga In a surprising development at the Delhi High Court, it was announced that Senior Advocate and former Congress leader, Kapil Sibal, will be representing Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Subramanian Swamy. The case in question is a defamation suit filed […]

Centre Clarifies: Article 370 Won’t Affect Northeastern States

In the ongoing hearings related to Article 370, the Union Government has clarified its stance before the Supreme Court, emphasizing that it has no intention to interfere with the special provisions applicable to North Eastern states or other parts of India. This statement was made in response to concerns raised about the potential implications of […]

Delhi High Court orders to release old vehicles

Delhi High Court Greenlights Release of Seized Older Vehicles: Conditions and Implications Explained The Delhi High Court has issued a directive for the release of older vehicles, often termed “end of life,” that were previously seized by authorities. However, this release comes with two specific conditions: vehicle owners must either commit to permanently parking these […]

Union Government Counters PIL Seeking Terminology Change from ‘Central’ to ‘Union’ in Laws and Official Communications

The Central government has recently expressed its disagreement with a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) presented before the Delhi High Court. This PIL advocates for the replacement of the term ‘Central government’ with ‘Union Government’ in all official documents, laws, and communications. The driving force behind this PIL is 84-year-old social activist, Atmaram Saraogi. He firmly […]