Madras High Court: “Cannot Prohibit Online Movie Reviews, As It Would Curb Freedom of Speech & Expression”

The Madras High Court stated that online movie reviews cannot be banned, as doing so would curb the fundamental right to freedom of speech and expression guaranteed by the Constitution, emphasizing the importance of digital voices in a democratic society.

“Upholding Constitutionalism”: SC Clarifies 1/3rd Reservation for Women in SCBA Executive Committee on Experimental Basis

The Supreme Court Today (May 6th) during a mentioning by the Supreme Court Bar Association-SCBA, has clarified that its previous order directing a minimum of 1/3rd of seats in the Executive Committee for women is on an “experimental basis”. 

[BREAKING] One-Third of SCBA Posts Must be Reserved for Women in 2024-2025 Election: Supreme Court

Today (2nd May): The Supreme Court directed that one-third of SCBA posts must be reserved for women. For the current year, three executive members, two senior executive members, and the treasurer must be women. This aims to promote gender inclusivity and diversity within the association. The directive builds on a plea for gender representation. Elections for the 2024-25 term are scheduled for May 16th.