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In a landmark 598-page order, Special Judge Jitendra Singh discharged all 23 accused in the Delhi Excise Policy case, including Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia, labeling the CBI’s investigation as a "premeditated and choreographed" narrative lacking solid evidence.

An in-depth look at the "Right to Recall" discussed by MP Raghav Chadha in the Sansad. Explore the legal mechanics, constitutional challenges, and how this could redefine Indian democracy by giving voters the power to remove non-performing representatives.

The Supreme Court is reviewing the mandatory 3-year practice rule for Civil Judge exams. Discover the latest updates, hearing dates, and how it impacts your eligibility.

Learn about the Artificial Intelligence (Ethics and Accountability) Bill 2025 introduced in India. This educational guide explains the shift from "light-touch" regulation to binding rules, the role of Private Member's Bills, and how it aims to protect citizens from AI bias and surveillance.

The Supreme Court of India recently condemned a violent incident at Tis Hazari Court, calling it a failure of the rule of law. Read the directives issued by CJI Surya Kant.

The Supreme Court has intervened in the five-month-long detention of Ladakh activist Sonam Wangchuk under the NSA. Citing his deteriorating health and his status as an activist rather than a "habitual offender," the court has asked the Central Government to reconsider his imprisonment. With the next hearing set for February 9, 2026, the case stands at a crossroads between national security and the right to dissent.

Donald Trump’s re-imposition of "Reciprocal Tariffs" has sent shockwaves through the Indian trade sector. While recent negotiations lowered the rates to 18%, the initial 50% surge exposed India's economic vulnerabilities. This article critically analyzes the long-term damage to Indian MSMEs, the pressure on India’s strategic autonomy, and why these trade barriers are a major setback for the 'Make in India' initiative.

The 60-year-old Income Tax Act of 1961 is officially being replaced by the New Income Tax Act, 2025, starting April 1, 2026. This landmark shift announced in Budget 2026 aims to cut down legal litigation by halving the number of sections and simplifying complex jargon. From the introduction of a unified 'Tax Year' to tax-free interest for accident victims, this article breaks down exactly how the new law differs from the old and what every taxpayer needs to know.

On February 3, 2026, Chief Justice Surya Kant delivered a stinging rebuke to tech giants WhatsApp and Meta, labeling their data-sharing policy as a "decent way of committing theft." Addressing the 2021 "Take it or Leave it" policy, the Supreme Court made it clear: if a company cannot respect the Indian Constitution and the privacy of its citizens, it has no place in India. This landmark hearing sets a new benchmark for the Digital Personal Data Protection Act and redefined data as personal property rather than just information.

Introduced in Union Budget 2026, the New Income Tax Act 2025 replaces the 1961 law with simplified sections, digital filing, and taxpayer-friendly reforms.

Cracking the AIBE requires more than just Bare Acts. Master essential legal maxims categorized by subject—from Constitutional Law to Torts and Contracts. This comprehensive guide simplifies complex Latin terms with clear meanings and exam tips to help you secure those crucial marks in the All India Bar Examination.

Explore the landmark case where the Supreme Court directed a Jharkhand lawyer to tender an unconditional apology for his viral remark, 'Don't cross the limit.' This article delves into the importance of courtroom decorum, the fine line between advocacy and aggression, and why professional ethics are non-negotiable in the Indian judicial system.

The Supreme Court recently scrutinized the Election Commission of India (ECI) over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in West Bengal. With allegations of arbitrary voter deletions and "backdoor" citizenship checks, this legal battle raises critical questions about democratic rights and administrative transparency. Dive into the details of the Court’s stern observations and what this means for the future of voting in India.

The tragic death of 27-year-old software engineer Yuvraj Mehta in Sector 150, Greater Noida, has ignited a legal battle over urban safety and administrative accountability. Mehta’s vehicle plunged into a 30-foot-deep, water-filled trench during a foggy night in January 2026. This pit, originally a construction site for a private mall, had transformed into a hazardous, unauthorized pond due to years of rainwater accumulation and illegal sewage discharge.

January 2026 indicate a serious health alert in India regarding the Nipah Virus (NiV). The virus has resurfaced in West Bengal, with the first confirmed cases in that state in nearly two decades. This has triggered high alerts in neighboring states like Jharkhand and Bihar, while Kerala remains under constant surveillance due to its history with the virus.

The Aravali Range is not just a collection of rocks; it is the ancient spine of North India. Stretching from Gujarat to Delhi, these hills act as a green shield against the Thar Desert and a vital recharge zone for our dying groundwater tables. However, in late 2025, a legal definition threatened to dismantle this shield forever.

The Indian Armed Forces began campaign Sindoor, a carefully thought-out military campaign that targets terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK), on May 7, 2025. One of India’s biggest cross-border attacks since the Balakot airstrikes in 2019, this operation was a direct reaction to the deadly Pahalgam terror incident on April 22, 2025, which killed 25 Indian people and one Nepali national. The operation emphasised India’s steadfast commitment to combating terrorism in addition to showcasing its military prowess.

This article provides a complete summary of the Indian government’s response to the recent terror incident in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, on April 22, 2025, which resulted in the unfortunate deaths of 26 tourists.