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The Quiet Weight of Judging

18/07/2026No Comments

By Inderjit Badhwar Every Supreme Court judge leaves behind a body of judgments. Far fewer leave behind a window into the philosophy that shaped them. That is what makes this conversation with Justice JK Maheshwari especially valuable. Judicial interviews often become exercises in diplomatic restraint, revealing little beyond carefully chosen legal formulations. Justice Maheshwari, while…

“A Judge Must Be Guided Only By The Law”

18/07/2026No Comments

Vickram Kilpady (VK): Let’s talk about your initial days. You came from humble beginnings from Joura village in Madhya Pradesh’s Morena district to these heights. How do you feel about your accomplishments after your retirement from the Supreme Court? Justice JK Maheshwari (JKM): Yes, I come from a village, Joura, district Morena in Chambal division…

The Republic At A Crossroads

18/07/2026No Comments

By Kenneth Tiven The corrosive effect of US President Donald Trump and his ideologically fascist advisers was crystal clear from his unhinged and factually transparent national speech on US TV on July 16 (Thursday) night about voting issues and other complaints he has. Americans have lost respect for a man whose poor mental and physical…

Trinamool, And The Shades Of Grey

18/07/2026No Comments

By Sujit Bhar The decline and fall of a regime, a political party, or even a political idea rarely starts from beyond its sphere of influence. Usually, termites emerge from the very woodwork that holds up the platform on which the party’s ideologues preach, and the platform slowly weakens. To an outsider, the signs are…

Justice Without Borders

18/07/2026No Comments

By Pawan Kumar One of the most consequential legal revolutions of the twentieth century was the recognition that individuals—not merely sovereign states—could be held personally accountable for the gravest crimes known to humanity. Before the Nuremberg and Tokyo Tribunals were established in the aftermath of the Second World War, international law functioned largely as a…

Centre appoints Harjit Singh Grewal as Chairperson of National Commission for Minorities

18/07/2026No Comments

The Central government has appointed Harjit Singh Grewal as the Chairperson of the National Commission for Minorities (NCM), while nominating S Munawari Begum as the Vice-Chairperson and Glenn E Souza Ticlo as a Member of the statutory body constituted under the National Commission for Minorities Act, 1992. The appointments were notified by the Ministry of…

Delhi High Court defers decision to hold court on first and third Saturdays

18/07/2026No Comments

The Delhi High Court has deferred the implementation of its earlier decision declaring the first and third Saturdays of every month as regular court sitting days, pending a fresh examination of the issue by a committee to be constituted by the Chief Justice. According to a notification issued by the High Court, the decision was…

Supreme Court issues notice to Centre on PIL seeking separate legal recognition for intersex persons

18/07/2026No Comments

The Supreme Court has sought the response of the Union government on a public interest litigation seeking separate legal recognition and constitutional safeguards for persons born with congenital variations in sex characteristics, commonly referred to as intersex persons. The Bench of Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant, Justice Joymalya Bagchi and Justice V Mohana…

BCI directs law colleges to obtain student undertakings on social media ethics before admissions, internships

18/07/2026No Comments

The Bar Council of India (BCI) has directed all law colleges to obtain a written undertaking from every student at the time of admission and before each internship, affirming compliance with professional ethics and responsible conduct on social media and digital platforms. The direction, issued through a July 17 circular, mandates the immediate implementation of…

Supreme Court urges Railways to prevent overcrowding; says missing ticket cannot defeat genuine compensation claim

18/07/2026No Comments

The Supreme Court has called upon the Indian Railways to take stronger steps to prevent overcrowding in trains, observing that passengers continue to lose their lives after falling from packed coaches. The Bench of Justice Sanjay Karol and Justice Nongmeikapam Kotiswar Singh on Friday also suggested that the Railways stop referring to travellers as “second…

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