Sabarimala Case: Centre’s 10 Big Arguments in Supreme Court That Could Redefine Religious Freedom in India

The Centre has urged the Supreme Court to limit judicial interference in religious practices and rethink key doctrines like “constitutional morality” and essential religious practices. Its 10-point submission could significantly reshape how courts handle faith, PILs, and religious rights in India.

“Can a State Lawyer File PIL Against EC?” – Calcutta High Court Hears Big Challenge to Bengal Officer Transfers Before 2026 Polls

The Election Commission questioned the petitioner’s locus standi in the Calcutta High Court, arguing that a full-time state lawyer cannot file a PIL as a public-spirited person. The case challenges the transfer of IAS and IPS officers in West Bengal ahead of the 2026 Assembly elections.