“Undergone Half The Sentence”: Supreme Court Suspends Life Term Of Catholic Priest Convicted For Raping Minor Edwin Pigarez, Grants Bail

The Supreme Court of India, in a bench led by CJI BR Gavai and Justice K Vinod Chandran, temporarily suspends the life imprisonment of Father Edwin Pigarez, convicted of raping a minor, noting he has already served nearly half of his sentence. Bail is granted pending appeals.

“How Can Law Students File Such a Petition?”: Supreme Court Lifts MP High Court Stay, Allows Paramedical Admissions to Resume

The Supreme Court has stayed the MP High Court’s order halting admissions in paramedical courses, questioning the petitioners’ locus. Admissions for 2023–24 and 2024–25 can now proceed in Madhya Pradesh.

Delhi High Court Questions Gender Bias in Military Nursing: If Women Can Serve in Siachen, Why Can’t Men Nurse?

The Delhi High Court recently questioned the gender-specific criteria for joining the Military Nursing Service, emphasizing that if women can be posted in challenging terrains like Siachen, there’s no reason why male nurses shouldn’t be allowed to serve in the Indian Army. The court’s observation came in response to the Central government’s stance on the […]