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Kerala High Court directs state to declare snakebite as notifiable disease, orders strong preventive and monitoring mechanisms amid rising public health concerns

27/09/2025No Comments

The Kerala High Court has issued a significant directive to the State government, instructing it to formally recognise snakebite envenoming as a notifiable disease under the Kerala Public Health Act, 2023, and to complete the process within a two-month period. The decision came from a bench headed by Chief Justice Nitin Jamdar along with Justice…

When the Air Turns Toxic

27/09/2025No Comments

By Dr Swati Jindal Garg Every winter, Delhi and its neighbouring states sink into a haze of smog that has become a grim ritual of the season. This time, however, the Supreme Court has signalled that enough is enough. In a recent hearing, a bench led by Chief Justice BR Gavai and Justice K Vinod…

Donald Trump’s Two Faces

27/09/2025No Comments

By Kenneth Tiven Angry, intemperate speeches have never been a hallmark of the US presidency—until Donald Trump. True to form, he turned American diplomacy upside down with a ferocious address at the United Nations General Assembly in New York, leaving allies rattled and critics emboldened. TOUGH GUY MODE At the UN podium, Trump thundered that…

Broken Cameras, Broken Justice

27/09/2025No Comments

By Binny Yadav Why is it that every time there’s a death in police custody, the CCTV cameras are mysteriously “not working”? Coincidence—or a deliberate design? Behind locked station doors, away from public scrutiny, torture has long been suspected, but rarely proven. Post-mortems and medical reports provide fragments of truth, but when the moment comes…

Bulldozers, Rights, and the Rule of Law

27/09/2025No Comments

By Sujit Bhar In a recent conversation with a group of lawyers at the Supreme Court, Chief Justice of India (CJI) BR Gavai recalled a moment of immense personal satisfaction: the delivery of what has come to be popularly known as the “bulldozer judgment”. Handed down in 2023, this judgment condemned the practice of arbitrary…

A Defining Battle

27/09/2025No Comments

By Sanjay Raman Sinha When the Competition Commission of India (CCI) slapped a Rs 213.14 crore penalty on WhatsApp and Meta for anti-competitive practices, it set in motion a legal confrontation that could redefine the privacy rights of Indian users. At stake is not just a fine, but the future of how global tech giants…

The Reel and the Real: Navigating Bollywood’s Deepfake Future

27/09/2025No Comments

By Inderjit Badhwar Every generation has a technology that unsettles the way we see the world. The printing press democratized information, but also spread propaganda. Television reshaped politics, turning leaders into performers. Social media empowered the voiceless, but also created echo chambers of distortion. Today, Artificial Intelligence (AI)—and more specifically, deepfake technology—has arrived at the…

Bollywood vs Deepfakes: When Stars Take the Stand

27/09/2025No Comments

By Dilip Bobb The names read like the cast for a blockbuster Hollywood movie. Bollywood actors Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Abhishek Bachchan, Amitabh Bachchan and producer and popular television host Karan Johar. Three of them may belong to Bollywood’s leading family, but they also have one thing in common with Johar: they have all approached the…

Supreme Court rebukes Jharkhand Government for failing to notify Saranda and Sasangdaburu as wildlife sanctuaries

27/09/2025No Comments

The Supreme Court has strongly criticised the Jharkhand government for its continued inaction in formally declaring the Saranda and Sasangdaburu forests as wildlife sanctuaries, despite multiple assurances given to both the Court and other authorities over the last two years. A bench comprising Chief Justice B.R. Gavai and Justice K. Vinod Chandran remarked that the…

Centre extends R. Venkataramani’s tenure as Attorney General of India for two more years

27/09/2025No Comments

The Union government has formally extended the tenure of Senior Advocate R. Venkataramani as the Attorney General of India, allowing him to continue as the nation’s top law officer for an additional two years. Venkataramani, who assumed office in October 2022 after the retirement of K.K. Venugopal, was initially appointed for a three-year term set…

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