Countries In Global South, East Endure Pressure Not Evenly Applied To Wealthier Nations: CJI Surya Kant In Russia

CJI Surya Kant highlighted concerns over unequal international scrutiny faced by Global East and Global South nations. Speaking at the St Petersburg International Legal Forum, he said developing countries continue addressing colonial legacies, institutional challenges and poverty while facing pressures not equally applied to wealthier nations.

Supreme Court To Snr. Advocate Prashant Bhushan: “Is India Still Carrying ‘Poor Country’ Tag”

Today, On 30th April, The Supreme Court asked, “Is India still carrying the ‘poor country’ tag?” during a hearing where advocate Prashant Bhushan said former Chief Economists have stated that poverty is increasing in the country.

Criminalizing Poverty: India’s Colonial-Era Anti-Begging Laws Vs Social Justice

India’s anti-begging laws, rooted in colonial-era policies, continue to criminalize poverty instead of addressing its root causes, highlighting the urgent need for a shift towards rehabilitation and social justice.

“Constitution Represents a Way of Life That Must Be Lived Up to”: CJI Sanjiv Khanna on Constitution Day

Today, On 26th November, On Constitution Day, Chief Justice Sanjiv Khanna highlighted the Constitution as a vital “way of life” during his speech at the SCBA. He reflected on India’s progress as a democracy since independence and emphasized the critical role of the Bar in maintaining judicial integrity. Constitution Day is celebrated annually on November 26.