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The fundamental question is if these new labour laws brought in by States as a result of the pandemic secure the good of the workers or safeguard the interests of the employers?
Hardly an elevation for a former CJI
"Both ‘Mr Gogoi’ and ‘Justice Gogoi’ have broken no law. Still, perhaps Justice Gogoi may have dropped the ball on the way to the Rajya Sabha and allowed the common man to question the independence of the judiciary."
A matter of faith
"The Preamble to our Constitution and Articles 25 and 26 dealing with freedom of religion guarantee equality For all individuals and groups irrespective of their beliefs."
Access to justice is a fundamental right
With the recent elevation of Justice AM Khanwilkar, Justice DY Chandrachud, Justice Ashok Bhushan and the former additional solicitor general L Nageswara Rao as Supreme Court judges, the working strength of SC judges has reached 29 as against the total sanctioned strength of 31.
We must protect the innocent at all costs
"Sexual offences against children are violent crimes that exploit their vulnerability and cause profound harm to the victims, their families and Communities."
Fraternity must to preserve Indian unity
Kinship not only acts as the binding element between unity and equality, it gives birth to new rights which facilitate the constitutional goal of an egalitarian society. The Indian Constitution came into effect on January 26, 1950 and the Constituent Assembly first met on December 9, 1946 to draft it in the Constitution Hall, now…
Homosexuality no longer a crime, Bombay HC discharges man charged with Section 377 IPC on 2009 complaint
The Bombay High Court recently had occasion to remind that consensual homosexual acts between adults and adultery are no longer criminal offences in India. Source: Homosexuality no longer a crime, Bombay HC discharges man charged with Section 377 IPC on 2009 complaint
Profiling A Person Solely On Basis Of Religion Is Contrary To Our Constitutional Creed: Delhi HC [Read Judgment] | Live Law
‘Every violation of visa norm cannot possibly lead to banning a person from entering into the country unless there is material to show that the person Source: Profiling A Person Solely On Basis Of Religion Is Contrary To Our Constitutional Creed: Delhi HC [Read Judgment] | Live Law
Live Law News NetworkPointing out that transaction with crypto currency could “encourage illegal transactions” in the country, the RBI has told the Supreme Court that a committee has been set up by the Centre to go into its eventual validity. “We have already issued a circular prohibiting use of these virtual currencies”, senior advocate Shyam…
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World Justice Day
Today (July 17th) is observed as the International Justice Day or World Day for International Justice. It marks the twentieth anniversary of the Treaty of Rome that established the International Criminal Court #RomeStatute20 @IntlCrimCourt #ICC #17July #justicematters #ICCRomeStatute20
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