Judiciary


The beauty of the “I, Me and You” and Adultery

28

Sep 2018

The beauty of the “I, Me and You” and Adultery

The honourable Supreme Court of India has proclaimed a historic judgement that adultery (IPC section 497) is no more a crime for it has seriously amounts to the violation of the right of equality of women in India. The Indian women no more a property of her Husband. A Husband has no right over her total being violating her freedom, the constitution ensured. The judgement...

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Awake…..Siren from Shayara Bano

23

Aug 2017

Awake…..Siren from Shayara Bano

After a most crucial and tumultuous journey, Shayara Bano, the 35 year old Muslim woman from the remote hamlet of Uttarakhand will enjoy a deep comfortable sigh for the entire world of Muslim woman. The honourable Supreme Court has heard her say and declared a historic judgment against the practice of talaq:- “A perusal of the consideration recorded by us reveals that the practice of...

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Kaleidoscopic views on Justice Karnan and the Indian society

11

May 2017

Kaleidoscopic views on Justice Karnan and the Indian society

The recent historic order of honourable Supreme Court of India displays enchanting kaleidoscopic views on Justice Karnan and the Indian society. Chief Justice of India J S Khehar, along with judges on the bench Justices Dipak Misra, J Chelameswar, Ranjan Gogoi, M B Lokur, P C Ghose and Kurian Joseph unanimously concluded; “We are of the unanimous opinion that Justice C S Karnan has committed contempt of...

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“Such threats don’t scare me. Do what you want; this is a free country.”  Markandey Katju

12

Nov 2016

“Such threats don’t scare me. Do what you want; this is a free country.” Markandey Katju

  Markandey Katju, the former apex court judge blogged for the public that, “Yesterday in Gogoi’s courtroom, where I had come in connection with Soumya’s case, I had sat in the front row of lawyers, but I noticed that in the second row many people in plainclothes, who I later realized were security people, were sitting. Evidently Gogoi had shamelessly ordered them earlier to sit...

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