SC dismisses Plea Perming Abrogation Article 370 “Constitutionally Valid”

The Supreme Court of India recently dismissed a petition that sought an official declaration on the constitutional validity of the abrogation of Article 370, an article that had once conferred special status to the former state of Jammu and Kashmir. The bench, presided over by Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud and flanked by Justices J […]

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 […]

“Manipur-Moreh Violence: High Court Asks State for Affidavit in 2 Weeks on Property Protection Failure”

Manipur High Court Seeks State Government’s Affidavit on Security Lapses During Moreh Violence The Manipur High Court has issued a stern directive to the state government, mandating the submission of a comprehensive affidavit within a two-week timeframe. This affidavit should detail the security lapses that resulted in the inability to protect houses and properties during […]

Uttarakhand High Court Calls to Blacklist Abusive Owners of Kedarnath Yatra Horses and Mules

Uttarakhand High Court Calls for Blacklisting of Horse and Mule Operators Subjecting Animals to Cruelty The Uttarakhand High Court has issued a directive to the state government, urging the formulation of a policy to blacklist horse and mule operators found guilty of subjecting their animals to cruelty and maltreatment. This move comes in response to […]