Denying women the right to enter and pray in the historic Sabarimala temple in Kerala cannot be justified on the basis of traditions which violated constitutional principle, the Supreme Court said on Wednesday. “You cannot deny entry of women based Read More …
Supreme Court: Private schools needs Government's prior approval to fire teachers.
A driver who was sacked by a private school in 2003 has secured a judgment from the Supreme Court forbidding recognised schools in Delhi from dismissing any employee, including teachers, without “prior approval” of the director of education. In its Read More …
Kohinoor was gifted not stolen: Centre to SC
The Centre, in a surprising stand, today told the Supreme Court that it cannot ask UK to return the Kohinoor diamond as it was gifted to East India Company by Maharaja Ranjith Singh and not forcibly taken away or stolen Read More …
AIMPLB to oppose talaq plea in SC
Last month, the Supreme Court had admitted the petition of Shayara Bano seeking triple talaq to be declared unconstitutionally. Taking note of her case Supreme Court initiated suo motu proceedings to examine the need for protecting rights of Muslim women. Read More …
Prez advice over judicial activism
President Pranab Mukherjee cautioned against judicial activism saying it should not lead to dilution of the separation of powers. “Each organ of our democracy must function within it’s own sphere and must function within it’s own sphere and must not Read More …
Mallya can't dictate time, place, manner of probe
Mallya, presently in UK has not bothered to appear before the agency on the three previous summons against the charge of money laundering on him. The Enforcement Directorate argued “open dated non bailable warrant”. If the court issues the warrant, Read More …
Bihar bans drugs with high alcoholic content
After ban of alcohol, Nitish Kumar government imposes ban on drugs with alcoholic content as people uses them to get high. “We will take actions against those supplying these drugs”, chief secretary Anjani K Singh said. Ganja and cough syrups have Read More …
RGNUL Journal of social sciences: 1st Volume;submit by 5th August 2016.
Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab, Patiala has launched a bi-annual RGNUL Journal of Social Sciences (RJS) (A six Monthly Peer Reviewed Journal) recently. RGNUL, Punjab invites research papers, articles and book reviews for the first issue of ” Read More …
RGNUL Student Law Review, Volume 3 Issue 1.
The RGNUL Student Research Review is a bi-annual, student run, peer reviewed journal based at Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab.The Law Review will explore the opinion of students relating to the specific legislation involved in the theme of the Journal. It Read More …
Patna High Court says no coercive steps against liquor manufacturers in Bihar.
In a relief to liquor manufacturers in Bihar, Patna High Court directed the state government not to take any coercive action against them for keeping a stock of liquor. A division bench of justices Navaniti Prasad Singh and Chakradhari Sharan Read More …