The Supreme Court of India refused broad continuing monitoring of hate speech cases but clarified that prior sanction is not required for a Magistrate to order FIR registration under Section 156(3) CrPC. This article analyses the judgment through judicial restraint, separation of powers, and criminal-law remedies.
The Kejriwal recusal plea raises a difficult question: when does fear of judicial bias become legally serious enough to challenge a judge?
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It’s February 28th, 2026. The simmering conflict between Iran and the West has just boiled over. The United States and Israel have launched significant military strikes against Iran. US President Donald Trump has confirmed that major combat operations are underway, with the stated goal of regime change. At the same time, reports indicate Israeli strikes
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On January 13, 2026, the University Grants Commission, the UGC, rolled out new rules to fight caste discrimination in colleges. Just sixteen days later, on January 29, the Supreme Court of India hit the brakes. The headlines blew up, painting a simple picture: a battle between social justice and old-school tradition. But that’s not the
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India marked its 77th Republic Day on January 26, 2026, with a grand national celebration on Kartavya Path (formerly Rajpath) in New Delhi. The event blended constitutional pride, military precision, cultural diversity, and mass public participation, while also projecting India’s growing confidence on the global stage. Why Republic Day Matters Republic Day commemorates the adoption
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