Both the words ‘Secular’ and ‘Socialist’ were added in preamble through section 2(a) of 42nd amendment in 1976. Now a PIL has been filed with the intention of removal of these words from preamble of India’s Constitution. Grounds for filing PIL are that is against India’s cultural and historical theme i.e. the oldest civilization of
After continuous petitions made by law students and their families worldwide Bar Council of India has finally given a relieving decision. BCI has issued a circular there by releasing instruction to all the centers of legal education to frame some flexible fees payment polices. The whole idea and motive behind this are to reduce financial
A day after Rajasthan High Court dismissed first plea, Madan Dilawar one of the leaders of BJP has today filed a second petition there by challenging the merger of six BSP MLA’s in High Court of Rajasthan. He also said in yesterday’s interview that his plea against merger was solely decided by speaker without hearing
The High Court of Gujarat recently disposed of a petition which raised the issue that public should have access to virtual hearing under the case Pruthvirajsinh Zala vs. High Court of Gujarat. The petition was filed by a 3rd year law student of Nirma University with writ application under Article 226 of the Constitution of
A bench consisting of Chief Justice SA Bobde, Justices AS Bopana & V.Ramasubramanium shall take the plea with an application filled by another petitioner, Anoop Awasthi who has asked in application for the reconstitution of enquiry commission set up by the court to probe into the encounter of the killing of Uttar Pradesh gangster Vikas
This judgement has been delivered by two-member first bench comprising Cheif Justice AP Sahi and Justice Senthilkumar Ramamurthy on the plea submitted by all the political parties including AIADMK and opposing party DMK. The court has issued the order stating that committee must be form in next three months and that it must be constituted
Author : Ishita Arora Citation: 1977 AIR 608 Bench: Justice M. H. Beg, Justice A.N. Ray and Justice Jaswant Singh. Introduction A Special Leave Petition under Article 136 of the Indian Constitution was filed by the appellant against the order of conviction and sentence of death for burning alive three innocent sleeping children by taking
The Uttarakhand High Court had re-affirmed that government-appointed employees on contract are entitled for maternity or child care leave cannot be denied on the ground for being contractual workers as compared to regular employees under the case Smt. Tanuja Tolia v. State of Uttarakhand and Ors. However, the court held that people employed on a
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47 MORE CHINESE APPS BANNED BY INDIA After banning 59 Chinese apps last month Indian government has now banned 47 more apps of Chinese origin. As far as reasons for ban are concerned the very first one that has come up is that these apps were operating as clones of the previous operated apps which
