A major ruling by the Supreme Court aims to stop "bulldozer justice," which is the practice of arbitrarily demolishing the homes of people who are accused of crimes. The decision clearly states that these extrajudicial demolitions are illegal and lays forth specific guidelines that local governments must follow when demolishing property. It also makes officials personally liable for any breaches that occur throughout the procedure. The Supreme Court made these guidelines by using its extraordinary jurisdiction under Article 142 of....
Read MoreIntroduction As a part of bolstering its strategic arsenal, India successfully conducted the maiden flight test of the Long Range Land Attack Cruise Missile (LRLACM) on Tuesday. The test was carried out from the Integrated Test Range (ITR) located off the coast of Chandipur, Odisha from a mobile articulated launcher. It can be considered an important milestone for The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) as it increases the defense force of India. Background of the test In the early....
Read MoreImagine a post where you can command authority and transform the lives of people as well, then a career in the Judicial service is one such one. Further, career aspects in the field of law are blooming with India entering into the digital era empowered with its free economic policy. The opportunity in the field of law is not just restricted to becoming an advocate but it includes from being a corporate lawyer to being a policy analyst. Career in....
Read MoreJustice D Y Chandrachud ended his tenure as the 50th Chief Justice of India on Friday, after two years filled with impactful rulings and significant reforms, leaving a distinct mark in the history of the Indian judiciary. Famously known as DYC among Supreme Court advocates, Friday was his last day in court, closing out a long career as a lawyer, Supreme Court judge, and Chief Justice. Although he officially retires on Sunday, Justice Chandrachud, known for his eloquence, authored over....
Read MoreChoosing the right law degree is crucial for judiciary aspirants aiming to excel in their exams. While there are many in-demand law courses, B.A. LL.B. and B.B.A. LL.B. each bring unique advantages and potential drawbacks depending on one’s career goals. This blog examines the positives, negatives, and suitability of each program in relation to judiciary exam preparation. B.A. LL.B. and B.B.A. LL.B.: The Basics Both B.A. LL.B. and B.B.A. LL.B. are five-year integrated law degrees that blend law with....
Read MoreThe Judiciary Exam is a significant entry pathway for aspiring Indian judges. This exam is split into two stages, Prelims and Mains, each requiring a different approach to preparation. Below is an in-depth guide on the unique requirements and tailored preparation strategies for mastering both stages. 1. Requirement for Preparing to Undergo The Exam Stages Preliminary Exam (Prelims): This is an objective, screening stage designed to filter candidates for the Mains exam. It assesses general knowledge, legal basics, and....
Read MoreTo enhance the fear of cyber scams, a new scam has emerged recently that targets the victims for monetary or identity reasons in the name of government officials. For individuals who fall prey to it, it's a concerning trend that can result in both emotional and financial hardship. understanding the digital arrest scam A digital arrest scam is a type of cybercrime where scamsters pose as law enforcement or government representatives and call or video call victims. Scammers use digital....
Read MoreCJI Questions AI Lawyer on the Constitutionality of Death Penalty Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud recently engaged in a remarkable interaction with India’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) lawyer, sparking an insightful discussion on the constitutionality of the death penalty. This exchange, took place during the inauguration of the National Judicial Museum, New Delhi underscored a transformative moment for the role of technology in the judiciary. CJI’s Question on the Constitutionality of the Death Penalty At the National Judicial....
Read MoreThe 9-judge bench of the Supreme Court in the case of Property Owners Association & Ors vs State of Maharashtra & Ors. gave a landmark judgement on the scope of Article 39 (b) of the Constitution. The Supreme Court examined whether privately owned assets are included in the definition of "material resources of the community" in Article 39(b) and held by an 8:1 ratio that the state cannot redistribute privately owned property for the community. Background of the case The....
Read MorePrime Minister Modi’s recent endorsement of a Secular Civil Code (SCC) has reignited conversations about modernizing India’s legal system. His call for an SCC, referenced in his Independence Day speech, reflects a new approach compared to the long-discussed Uniform Civil Code (UCC). Both the SCC and UCC aim for unified laws, but they approach India’s cultural diversity differently. Here’s a look at these two concepts and their potential impact on India’s future. The Uniform Civil Code (UCC): One Law....
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