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In a significant development coming from Karnataka, the Karnataka High Court has held “PF” issued to foreign workers as unconstitutional. This move is set to impact many “expatriates” who have contributed to... Read more »
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The Supreme Court has emphasized that denying premature release to prisoners who have endured lengthy periods of incarceration can crush their spirit, breed despair, and reflect a society’s inclination to be harsh... Read more »
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The Goa bench of the Bombay High Court has recently observed that Article 14 of the Constitution, which guarantees equality before the law, applies not only to citizens but also to ‘non-citizens’... Read more »
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The Supreme Court has recently ruled that allocating only 10% of Army Dental Corps (ADC) slots to female candidates is a prima facie violation of Article 14 of the Indian Constitution. A... Read more »
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The Delhi High Court on Monday transferred more than a half-dozen petitions seeking recognition of same-sex marriage (Abhijit Iyer Mitra v. Union Of India). The order was passed by a Bench of... Read more »