The Supreme Court’s call for examining racial slurs as hate crimes highlights a critical gap in India’s criminal law, where identity-based violence is treated as ordinary crime, raising serious concerns for equality, dignity, and constitutional fraternity.
A No-Confidence Motion against the Speaker of the Lok Sabha under Article 94 requires an absolute majority of all the then members, ensuring stability of the office while balancing accountability, neutrality, and constitutional morality.
The Supreme Court’s hearing on passive euthanasia explores how Article 21 protects the right to die with dignity, patient autonomy and living wills in India’s evolving constitutional framework.
State PSCs need reforms in recruitment, syllabus, and transparency to match UPSC standards and regain aspirants’ trust.
The Model Code of Conduct ensures free and fair elections by regulating political behaviour and preventing misuse of government power during polls.
SC held Sri Aurobindo Society not a religious denomination; upheld Auroville Act, 1980 as valid and non-violative of fundamental rights.
Landmark case expanding Article 21; established the Golden Triangle of Articles 14, 19 & 21, ensuring fair, just, and reasonable laws.
The Brij Bhushan case (1950) upheld press freedom, ruling that pre-censorship violates Article 19(1)(a) unless justified by public order.
The 1986 Bijoe Emmanuel vs State of Kerala case upheld the right to freedom of religion and expression, affirming that patriotism cannot be forced.
Personality rights protect name, image, voice, and likeness in India, balancing privacy, dignity, and free speech in the AI era.
The geographical setting of ancient India shaped its political and
The Global Conference on Women in Agri-Food Systems (GCWAS-2026) highlights
Rising tensions in West Asia threaten vital maritime trade routes,
The Strait of Hormuz, the world’s most critical energy chokepoint,
The Israel–United States–Iran War (2026) erupted after joint U.S.–Israeli strikes
