Constitutional Law

Despite repeated bans and landmark Supreme Court rulings, manual scavenging continues to claim lives across India. The Court's latest contempt notices expose a widening gap between constitutional promises and executive action, demanding accountability beyond mere legislation.

The NEET Paper Leak is more than an examination scandal. It exposes difficult legal questions about fairness, constitutional rights, administrative accountability, and whether millions of honest students should bear the cost of institutional failure.

The legal battle over the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025, is more than a dispute over property. It's a constitutional reckoning that pits the government's push for reform against minority communities' right to religious autonomy. The Supreme Court's decision will shape the balance between state regulation and religious freedom for years to come.

Courts are shaping free speech by feelings—offense, not law, is becoming the new limit. A quiet rewrite of Article 19(1)(a).

Experts urge review: Ordinary laws that violate Constitution’s Basic Structure escape scrutiny, risking erosion of core values.

Supreme Court rules punitive provisions of Benami Transactions Act cannot be applied retrospectively in a landmark judgment.