How a Civilian Can Contribute to Nation?
What does it truly mean to put “Nation First”? For most of us, the image of patriotism is painted with the courage of our armed forces, standing guard at the…
Whistle Blowers Protection Act, 2014: Comprehensive Analysis
The Whistle Blowers Protection Act, 2014 is a landmark law in India, designed to protect individuals who expose corruption, abuse of power, or other wrongdoing in government and public institutions.…
Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988 Combating Corruption in India
The Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988 (PCA) is India’s cornerstone legislation for combating corruption in public administration. Enacted to replace the outdated 1947 Act, it provides a robust legal framework…
Caste Census: Transforming India’s Social, Legal Landscape
A caste census is a systematic exercise undertaken by the government to collect detailed data about the caste identities of the population. Unlike a general population census, which primarily records…
CLAT UPDATES: Counselling Status for 2025, Chronology, and Court Judgments
The Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) is India’s premier entrance exam for undergraduate and postgraduate law programs at National Law Universities (NLUs). Every year, thousands of aspirants eagerly await CLAT…
How Can a Civilian Contribute During Wartime?
Wartime brings extraordinary challenges to any nation, and the question “how can a civilian contribute during wartime?” becomes not just relevant but vital. While soldiers defend the nation on the…
Haldwani Demolition Case (2023): A Legal Battle Over Rehabilitation and Rights
The Haldwani Demolition Case (2023) emerged as one of India’s most contentious legal disputes, pitting the urgent need for urban infrastructure against the constitutional rights of over 50,000 residents facing…
Ajay Maken vs Union of India (2019): A Landmark in the Right to Housing
Introduction The 2019 Delhi High Court judgment in Ajay Maken vs Union of India is a transformative moment for urban housing rights in India. This case, rooted in the demolition…
Sudama Singh vs Government of Delhi: A Landmark in the Right to Rehabilitation
The 2010 Delhi High Court judgment in Sudama Singh vs Government of Delhi stands as a watershed moment in the evolution of socio-economic rights in India. This case fundamentally redefined…
Olga Tellis vs Bombay Municipal Corporation 1985 Landmark Case on Right to Livelihood and Shelter
The Olga Tellis vs Bombay Municipal Corporation (1985) case is a cornerstone of Indian constitutional law, redefining the scope of Article 21 (Right to Life) to include the right to…
Bulldozer Justice in India State Actions vs Citizen Rights
Recent Context: Ahmedabad’s Chandola Talav Demolition (April 2025)A massive demolition drive targeting illegal settlements near Chandola Lake in Ahmedabad made headlines in April 2025. Over 50 JCBs, 2,000 police personnel,…
What Pakistani Nationals can do After Visa Revocation
The recent revocation of visas has left many wondering what Pakistani Nationals can do after visa revocation in India. With diplomatic tensions at a high and new immigration rules in…