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Former SC Judge participates in a program held in Jerusalem, comments on the internal protests in Israel

Former Supreme Court judge L Nageshwara Rao attended a conference in Jerusalem amid ongoing massive protests against the proposed judicial overhaul in the country

Question of same-sex marriage, the Judiciary and Indian society: The issues and why it might be a slippery slope

Should same-sex marriage be legal in India? It is legal in about 55 countries either in the form of marriage or civil union.

Advocate Dushyant Dave alleges judiciary is compromised because few verdicts were not pro-Muslim or anti-Modi, says politicians should not be allowed to amend the...

Dushyant Dave alleged that a majority party might destroy the constitution, therefore parliament should not be allowed to make laws or amend constitution

Former SC Judge Justice Rohinton Nariman wanted the government to not raid the BBC despite evidence and a history of tax evasion: Details

Justice Rohinton Nariman says BBC offices shouldn't have been raided, even though there is evidence financial malpractices against them.

Supreme Court ruling changes the way Election Commissioners are appointed, says CJI of SC has to be a part of the decision making

the esteemed court said that the founding fathers of the Constitution left it to Parliament to frame the law for the appointment of Chief Election Commissioner and ECs but political dispensations betrayed the trust

“Mind your own business”: Israeli minister tells U.S. ambassador after he advised Israel to ‘pump the brakes’ on judicial reforms

Israeli Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli said that U.S. Ambassador Tom Nides should mind his own business and not meddle in the internal affairs of Israel.

7 posts of Supreme Court judges, 333 posts of HC judges vacant: Law Minister Rijiju informs in Parliament

"142 proposals recommended by the High Court Collegiums are at various stages of processing. Out of these 142, 4 proposals are pending with the Supreme Court Collegium and 138 are under various stages of processing in the Government," he added.

Madras HC commutes the life sentence of a woman who set her minor daughter on fire

The Madras HC stated that conviction of the woman for setting her daughter on fire was not sustainable.

‘New system to appoint judges is needed, long vacations of courts not convenient for justice-seekers’: Law minister Kiren Rijiju in Rajya Sabha

Kiren Rijiju said that to reduce the number of pending cases, a new system of appointing judges is needed as current system is not efficient

Judicial overreach? Every constitutional lacuna is not for the Judiciary to fill: Why contempt accused Prashant Bhushan’s latest petition is problematic

The Constitutional Bench is sitting to hear on the matter of the process of selection of Election Commissioners by Prashant Bhushan

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