(Disclaimer: The following narrative has been drawn from our experiences with the judicial system over the last six years and is not fictional; it is a composite of the stories narrated to us as part...
This article argues that despite constitutional recognition of TGs in NALSA under Articles 14-16 and their classification as SEBCs, TGs in India remain excluded from democratic representation due to...
This article is the first in a series outlining the need for user-centric court infrastructure in India, addressing the requirements of diverse users to ensure universally accessible, adaptable...
The Supreme Court’s ruling in State of Tamil Nadu v Governor of Tamil Nadu, though rooted in democratic urgency, exceeded constitutional limits by reading timelines and “deemed assent” into Article...
Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 (“BNSS”) through S.173(3) has introduced preliminary inquiry into the statutory framework. A codification of the principles laid down in Lalita Kumari, S...