Supreme Court New Hiring Rule

Supreme Court Recognizes Stamp Vendors as Public Servants

Supreme Court Recognizes Stamp Vendors as Public Servants

In a move that could impact thousands across the country, the Supreme Court has made it clear that stamp vendors, often seen as small-time intermediaries in government transactions, are public servants under the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988. This significant ruling not only changes the way we look at their responsibilities but also sends a

Supreme Court Recognizes Stamp Vendors as Public Servants Read More »

Supreme Court Takes a Stand on Generic Medicine Prescriptions

Supreme Court Takes a Stand on Generic Medicine Prescriptions

The healthcare system is meant to serve the people, providing them with affordable, reliable, and ethical care. However, for years, the influence of pharmaceutical companies has made it harder for many to access life-saving medications at reasonable prices. The Supreme Court of India has recently emphasised the need for a drastic shift in the way

Supreme Court Takes a Stand on Generic Medicine Prescriptions Read More »

Will Lokpal Be Allowed to Probe Judges? Supreme Court to Decide in July

Will Lokpal Be Allowed to Probe Judges? Supreme Court to Decide in July

The issue of whether the anti-corruption ombudsman, Lokpal, has the jurisdiction to investigate complaints against sitting High Court judges has recently brought the nation’s judicial system into the spotlight. In a significant move, the Supreme Court of India has decided to address this crucial matter, with a hearing scheduled for July. A Sensitive Issue: Balancing

Will Lokpal Be Allowed to Probe Judges? Supreme Court to Decide in July Read More »

Supreme Court Declares Digital Access a Fundamental Right

Supreme Court Declares Digital Access a Fundamental Right

In a groundbreaking ruling, the Supreme Court has reinforced that digital access is not just a privilege but a fundamental right, protected under Article 21 of the Indian Constitution. This decision comes as a ray of hope for many marginalised individuals, particularly acid attack survivors and persons with visual disabilities, who have faced significant challenges

Supreme Court Declares Digital Access a Fundamental Right Read More »

Privacy at Stake: Supreme Court Crucial Stand on Pegasus Spyware

Privacy at Stake: Supreme Court Crucial Stand on Pegasus Spyware

In a landmark moment for privacy rights in India, the Supreme Court has reiterated a crucial point: while owning spyware like Pegasus isn’t inherently illegal, the way it’s used is what truly matters. The Supreme Court observation sheds light on the fine line between national security and individual privacy, ensuring that both are respected under

Privacy at Stake: Supreme Court Crucial Stand on Pegasus Spyware Read More »

When an FIR Isn’t the Final Word: Supreme Court Clarification on Fraud Investigations

When an FIR Isn’t the Final Word: Supreme Court Clarification on Fraud Investigations

Sometimes, life’s biggest moments start with a small step, and in the world of law, that small step is often the filing of an FIR. Recently, the Supreme Court of India delivered a landmark judgment that beautifully clarifies how filing an FIR is just the beginning of a criminal process, not a final verdict, and

When an FIR Isn’t the Final Word: Supreme Court Clarification on Fraud Investigations Read More »