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Globally, artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming many industries, and the Indian court is already feeling the effects of this growing influence. As technology develops, artificial intelligence (AI) is being used to improve court efficiency, decrease case backlogs, and increase transparency. AI-powered tools are helping with case management, predictive analysis, and legal research, facilitating speedier decision-making and better access to justice. AI offers a chance to revolutionize the Indian judiciary and make it more approachable, effective, and prepared for the future....
Read MoreBased on a complaint by BJP MP Hemang Joshi, the Delhi Police registered a case against Congress leader Rahul Gandhi after a scuffle broke out outside Parliament on Thursday. The clash occurred during chaotic protests by MPs from both the ruling BJP and the opposition alliance INDIA. The BJP alleged that Rahul Gandhi pushed an MP, causing him to fall on Pratap Chandra Sarangi and injure him. On the other hand, the Congress accused BJP MPs of pressuring its leaders,....
Read MoreThe Bar Council of India (BCI) informed the Supreme Court that a practicing lawyer cannot simultaneously hold accreditation as a journalist. This issue came up in the case Mohd. Kamran v. State of Uttar Pradesh & Ors. [SLP(Crl) No. 9615/2024; Diary No. 28200/2024], where Advocate Mohd. Kamran sought clarity on whether his dual roles as a practicing lawyer and a freelance journalist could coexist. The Bench of Justices Abhay S. Oka and Manmohan referred the issue to the Bar Council....
Read MoreThe Division Bench of Justice J.B. Pardiwala and Justice R. Mahadevan of Supreme Court in the recent case of “Jami Venkata Suryaprabha & Anr. v. Tarini Prasad Nayak & Ors” gave an important ruling on Order 18 rule 1 of Code of Civil Procedure 1908 (CPC) and held that court can ask the defendant to give evidence to prove his plea first, if the proving of the plea can lead to disposal of the case. The Court noted that while....
Read MoreThe Supreme Court's recent deliberation raises significant questions about the boundaries of free speech and religious expression in the context of Indian law. On Monday, a bench comprising Justices Pankaj Mithal and Sandeep Mehta engaged in an inquiry into whether the chanting of a religious phrase, specifically “Jai Shri Ram,” constitutes a criminal offense. This issue arose during the hearing of a petition challenging the Karnataka High Court's decision to quash criminal proceedings against two individuals accused of shouting the....
Read MoreTwo bills supporting the idea of “One Nation, One Election” “The Constitution 129th Amendment Bill, 2024, and the Union Territories Laws Amendment Bill, 2024” were introduced in the Lok Sabha on Tuesday, December 17, after a vote. Reports suggest that the Union Cabinet has approved the recommendation of a High-Level Committee to hold simultaneous elections for the Lok Sabha, State Assemblies, municipal bodies, and panchayats, all within 100 days of the general elections. What exactly is this bill The bill,....
Read MoreSection 498A has traditionally been regarded as a crucial provision for the protection of women. However, in recent times, the section has undergone a shift, and instead of safeguarding women, it has been misused to harass men. This change has become increasingly apparent, especially in light of recent events, such as the tragic suicide of Bengaluru techie Atul Subhash, which has sparked nationwide discussions on the matter. Amid this ongoing debate, the Supreme Court has voiced its concern, emphasizing that....
Read MoreThere is a well-known saying that if you keep giving things away for free, people will eventually stop working altogether. This highlights the idea that when the government focuses on providing free resources to individuals instead of creating employment opportunities, the long-term consequence may be a population that becomes reliant on government aid rather than pursuing work or self-sufficiency. When the solicitor general told the Supreme Court in a recent case that about 81 crore people were receiving free or subsidized....
Read MoreThe Supreme Court recently emphasized that police officers must verify the character, background, nationality, and authenticity of documents submitted by candidates selected for government jobs within six months of their appointment. The Court highlighted that this verification should occur at the initial stage to prevent future complications. This ruling came as the Court set aside the termination of an ophthalmic assistant just two months before their retirement. Background of the case The petitioner, who joined public service on March 6,....
Read MoreIn a recent case of Sudha Bai & Others AND State of Karnataka & ANR (CRIMINAL PETITION NO. 7090 OF 2023), the Karnataka High Court interpreted section 498 A of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and held that merely calling the wife for conciliation does not amount to mental harassment under section 498A of IPC. The case arose from a family dispute between the complainant and her husband. As per the facts of the case, the couple married in the....
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