ARTICLE 39(b) Article 39(b) of the Constitution of India reads as follows: “39. The state shall, in particular, direct its policy towards securing. (b) that the ownership and control of the material... Read more »
The Karnataka High Court dismissed a public interest litigation challenging the construction of a bypass road. The primary reason cited by the Karnataka High Court for dismissing the PIL was that a... Read more »
During the hearing of the PIL initiated suo motu by a division bench comprising Justices Gautam S Patel and Kamal R Khata, the court addressed the tragic incident of the drowning of... Read more »
The BJD MP Pinaki Misra has moved to the Delhi High Court and filed a case of defamation against advocate Jai Anant Dehadrai after he said that Jai Anant Dehrabhai has been... Read more »
Advancing AI necessitates enacting legislation to govern its development and application. In the absence of appropriate regulations, there’s a risk of unintended adverse outcomes, such as perpetuating bias, violating privacy, and much... Read more »
The courtroom drama surrounding misleading advertisements published by Patanjali Ayurved, has forced Patanjali to issue apologies in a staggering 67 newspapers. This unprecedented move not only underscores the gravity of the situation... Read more »
Ranveer Singh took on X and posted a message that read, “Deepfake se bacchon doston,” after a deepfake video of him immerged and went viral on social media platforms. As per official... Read more »
The Court noted that the refusal of child care leave to mothers would contravene the Constitutional obligation to guarantee equitable treatment of women in employment. The Supreme Court instructed the Himachal Pradesh... Read more »
The Supreme Court rejected a petition urging the Centre and the Bar Council of India to establish an expert committee to evaluate the possibility of introducing a three-year Bachelor of Law... Read more »
The Supreme Court has received information revealing that in 2023, special courts dedicated to handling criminal cases involving lawmakers, including Members of Parliament (MPs) and Members of Legislative Assembly (MLAs), resolved over... Read more »