Age, faith, courtroom : Untold story of Ram Lalla’s legal team
Despite dissent, Adv. K Parasaran held his ground, ready to defend the proposition as a reflection of Hindu belief and practice !
The Constitutional Blind Spot : The Article 26 Injustice Against Hindus
The Indian judiciary, in its infinite wisdom, continues to interpret the term ‘religious denomination’ through a rigid, church-centric lens lifted straight from Western theology. Instead of engaging with the civilizational depth of Indic traditions, our courts persist in applying colonial-era definitions—-
“The Places of Worship Act must be enforced strictly so that no new temple-related petitions can be filed” : Former SC Judge Rohinton Nariman
Hindu philosophy has long embraced the ideal of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam; “the whole world is one family.” By that measure, Nariman’s sweeping claim can hardly be applied to Hindu society.
Stray dogs to be released from shelter homes only after sterilisation
The Court clarified that the decision will apply to the whole country and not only to Delhi-NCR while ordering it to take action against those who interfere in the implementation of the directive.
Don’t see God in the judge, see God in justice : Supreme Court, New Delhi
Courts are often referred to as temples of justice. However, no god is seated on the bench. Judges are simply fulfilling their constitutional duties.
Negligence of senior officials towards ‘Right to Information’, Public authorities also indifferent
The State Information Commission has also expressed regret that while insufficient staffing and inadequate office facilities naturally affect the disposal of pending appeals.
A judge must not worry about who gets hurt by a verdict : Justice Abhay Oka
I was always strict for one reason alone — to uphold the principles laid down by the Constitution,” said Supreme Court Justice Abhay Oka.
Judicial Overreach : A growing challenge to Bharat’s democratic ethos
In a vibrant Democracy like Bharat, the harmonious interplay between the Legislature, Executive, and Judiciary is the cornerstone of constitutional governance.
Accused and his lawyer threaten to kill female judge in Delhi court
This incident clearly reflects the deteriorating state of law and order and moral values in India. When will such individuals be punished, and when will criminals start fearing the law ?
Law banning Conversion of Religion is against Individual Freedom : Babbles Former Judge S Muralidhar
S Muralidhar doesn’t seem to feel anything about protecting people who are forcefully converted; instead, he argues on behalf of those who convert people, which exhibits his mentality