By Kenneth Tiven Donald Trump is angry and frustrated with the US Constitution and federal judges, but the only person he should blame is England’s King George III, whose indifference towards North ...

In a recent judgment with far-reaching implications, the Supreme Court upheld a Calcutta High Court ruling that installation of CCTV cameras within a shared ancestral home without the consent of all ...

How often can we truly say that war is justified? Rarely—perhaps never. At a time when the world is already grappling with devastating conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza, the last thing anyone expected was ...

Pakistani terrorists based in Pakistani-occupied part of Kashmir infiltrating across the Line of Control (LoC) and striking in Jammu and Kashmir is nothing new. According to the South Asia Terrorism ...

The Delhi High Court has heard the arguments on the interim bail petition of former Chairman of Amtek Group, Arvind Dham, accused in a Rs 2700 crore bank fraud case. Appearing for Dham, Senior ...

The Supreme Court has directed all High Courts across the country to collect information from the district judiciary regarding civil execution petitions pending before various courts and issue ...

The Delhi High Court has quashed the arrest of Thokchom Shyamjai Singh, the self-styled army chief of the United National Liberation Front (UNLF), in a case under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) ...

The Allahabad High Court has granted conditional bail to Mohammad Akhtar, a member of the gang led by slain underworld don Atiq Ahmed. A Single Bench of Justice Vivek Varma passed this order while ...

India’s debate over synchronizing elections resurfaces, balancing efficiency against federalism, diversity, and democratic accountability. Professor Ranbir Singh dissects the complexities India’s ...