Chief Justice of India B.R. Gavai, during his visit to Bhutan, said the judiciary serves as both the guardian of public trust and the moral conscience of the Constitution, reflecting its vital role in upholding justice, integrity, and democracy.
Today, On 30th August, The NALSA-KeLSA legal conference on human-wildlife conflict began in Kerala, where Justice MM Sundresh stressed that reckless human actions drive the crisis. Referring to a WhatsApp message, he noted, “If animals could have a religion, man would be devil.”
The All India Youth Foundation (AIYF) advocates for Kathputli Colony residents in a Delhi High Court petition, alleging DDA and a private developer’s failure to meet redevelopment obligations. This led to hardships for displaced families, violating their rights to shelter and dignity. The court addressed issues with ration cards as proof of residence.
