Supreme Court Asks Why: Imagine having hope in your hands, but not being able to hold onto it because it’s simply too expensive. That’s the harsh reality for many people in India suffering from Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA). SMA is a rare but severe genetic disorder that affects muscle strength and movement. For families affected
Life-Saving Drug, Sky-High Price: Supreme Court Asks Why Read More »
NALSA Call to Free the Elderly and Ill: Imagine spending your final years locked away in a crowded prison cell, far from your family, struggling with illness and age. No comfort. No proper medical care. Just pain and silence. This is the heartbreaking reality for thousands of elderly and terminally ill prisoners in India. But
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Imagine working honestly for decades, only to be told after retirement that you were paid “too much” and must return a portion of your salary. That’s not just unfair; it’s heartbreaking. Thankfully, the Supreme Court has stepped in with a powerful message: Employees shouldn’t be punished for mistakes they didn’t make. What Was the Case
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In our daily lives, reputation is something we silently build over time – through love, honesty, and hard work. And for most families, this reputation is shared. When something threatens it, the pain is not limited to one person. It ripples across relationships, especially between a husband and wife. Recently, the Supreme Court of India
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Laws that affect religious rights and property ownership often spark strong debates, and the Waqf (Amendment) Bill 2025 is no exception. Hours after it was passed by Parliament, Congress MP Mohammed Jawed took a bold step and challenged the law in the Supreme Court. He believes this amendment imposes unfair restrictions on Waqf properties, undermining
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Imagine dedicating your life to an organization that not only helps the underprivileged but also provides them with meaningful employment. Now, what if that same organization denied you a rightful bonus, arguing that it was a charity and not a commercial entity? This is exactly what happened in a case recently decided by the Supreme
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Imagine a world where young minds are free from the addictive grip of social media, where childhood is not dominated by screens but by real-life experiences. In a time when digital platforms are becoming an inseparable part of our lives, the concern about their impact on children is growing stronger. Recently, a plea was filed
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Imagine waking up to the news that yet another bridge has collapsed in Bihar. For residents, this is not just a rare occurrence but a frightening reality. Every bridge failure puts lives at risk, disrupts daily routines, and raises serious concerns about safety and accountability. The Supreme Court of India has now stepped in, transferring
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Legal battles are meant to ensure justice, but what happens when one side doesn’t even show up? This is exactly what has been happening in Punjab, and the Supreme Court has finally had enough. In a dramatic courtroom moment, the top court called out the Punjab Government for its repeated failure to send panel advocates
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The 1990 kidnapping and murder of the then Vice Chancellor of Kashmir University, Mushir-ul-Haq, and his secretary Abdul Gani is a tragedy that has left scars on the region’s collective memory. After years of legal battles, the Supreme Court of India recently upheld the acquittal of the seven accused members of the banned Jammu &
Supreme Court Acquittal in 1990 Kashmir Murder Shocks Many Read More »