Rape Laws under BNS: All you need to know
To improve India's overall criminal justice delivery landscape as well as to protect women from sexual offences Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 was proposed.
Judiciary
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The requirement for candidates seeking judicial officer positions to be proficient in the local language is ‘valid’. – The Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has approved the requirements in various states that judicial officers should be conversant with local language for effective judicial proceedings.
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Supreme Court Caps Enrolment Fees for Advocates
"Supreme Court Rules: Bar Councils Limited to Fees Specified in Section 24 of Advocates Act"
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No need to wait 24 hours to begin probe into missing children: Delhi high court says to police
The Delhi High court instructed all the police stations of the capital that they don't need to wait for 24 hours for registering complaint and...
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Men must financially empower homemaker wives irrespective of religion: Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court ruled that husbands must financially support homemaker wives irrespective of religion, emphasizing equality and financial security.
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Himachal Pradesh High Court Clarifies Eligibility Criteria for District Judge Position
The Himachal Pradesh High Court ruled that advocates do not need to have seven years of continuous practice to qualify for the position of district...
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Supreme Court to Organize Special Lok Adalat
The Supreme Court of India marks its 75th year and is set to oraganize a historic six-day Special Lok Adalat from July 29.
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International Law: A Comprehensive Overview
This article is intended to provide an overview to the people from various fields, about the international law and the structure of the its legal...
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Live-in relationship is not valid if one of the partner is married: Madras High Court
The Madras High Court ruled that a married man's live-in partner cannot claim inheritance rights. Such relationships lack legal recognition.
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New criminal laws will be rolled out on July 1
Three new criminal laws to replace British-era IPC, CrPC, and Evidence Act will be enforced from July 1.
