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Patna HC Backs Aadhaar-Based Attendance in Medical Colleges; Contrasts Allahabad HC Ruling on Madarsa Closure [Read Judgment]
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Patna HC Backs Aadhaar-Based Attendance in Medical Colleges; Contrasts Allahabad HC Ruling on Madarsa Closure [Read Judgment]

Patna High Court upholds Aadhaar-linked facial recognition attendance for medical faculty, ruling it does not violate privacy rights under Article 21.

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SC Cautions Against Misuse of Article 32, Says Litigants Cannot Bypass High Courts Judiciary
SC Cautions Against Misuse of Article 32, Says Litigants Cannot Bypass High Courts

Supreme Court cautions against misuse of Article 32, holding litigants cannot bypass High Courts and terming such petitions an abuse of process.

“Bail Denied, Care Guaranteed”: Delhi HC Orders Urgent AIIMS Scans for Undertrial, Reaffirms Right to Health in Custody [Read Judgment] Judiciary
“Bail Denied, Care Guaranteed”: Delhi HC Orders Urgent AIIMS Scans for Undertrial, Reaffirms Right to Health in Custody [Read Judgment]

Delhi High Court orders urgent AIIMS CT and MRI scans for an undertrial despite bail withdrawal, reaffirming prisoners’ right to health under Article 21.

From Constitutional Promise to Enforceable Right: How the Supreme Court Gave Teeth to Article 21A and the RTE Act’s 25% Quota [Read Order] Judiciary
From Constitutional Promise to Enforceable Right: How the Supreme Court Gave Teeth to Article 21A and the RTE Act’s 25% Quota [Read Order]

Supreme Court enforces Article 21A, mandates statutory rules for RTE Act’s 25% quota, and empowers NCPCR to monitor State compliance.

Karnataka HC Sets Aside Conviction, Rules Sessions Court Lacked Jurisdiction to Hear Appeal Against Acquittal in Bailable Offences [Read Judgment] Judiciary
Karnataka HC Sets Aside Conviction, Rules Sessions Court Lacked Jurisdiction to Hear Appeal Against Acquittal in Bailable Offences [Read Judgment]

Karnataka High Court sets aside conviction, holding Sessions Court lacked jurisdiction to hear appeals against acquittal in bailable offences under Section 378 CrPC.

SC Directs Coal India to Create Supernumerary Post for Visually Disabled Candidate, Calls Disability Rights Part of CSR

Supreme Court directs Coal India to create a supernumerary post for a visually disabled candidate, holding disability rights integral to corporate social responsibility.

“AI Judges” The Future of Algorithmic Decision-Making in Courts

Can algorithms deliver justice? This article explores AI judges, constitutional challenges, ethical risks, global models, and India’s cautious path forward.

Preventive Detention Cannot Be Used to Silence Dissenting Voices of Journalists: Madras HC [Read Order]

Madras High Court warns against misuse of preventive detention to silence journalists, calls it a threat to free speech and liberty.

Supreme Court 2025: Landmark Judgments of the Year in a Nutshell

Supreme Court 2025 landmark judgments explained in a nutshell, covering constitutional law, criminal justice, PMLA, free speech, rights and governance.

PIL Filed in Supreme Court Seeking Recognition of Racial Slurs as Hate Crimes Following Tripura Student’s Death in Dehradun

PIL in Supreme Court seeks recognition of racial slurs as hate crimes after the death of Tripura student Anjel Chakma in Dehradun.

The Moral Bankruptcy Of The Latest Unnao Verdict

Senior Advocate Mahalakshmi Pavani critiques the Unnao verdict, exposing how legal technicalities and political impunity deepen injustice for a survivor.

SC Takes Suo Motu Cognisance of Earlier Aravalli Definition Judgment; Lists Matter Before Vacation Bench on December 29

Supreme Court takes suo motu cognisance of Aravalli definition issue, lists matter before Vacation Bench on Dec 29, 2025, amid environmental concerns.

Kerala HC Strikes Down Bail Condition Directing Foreign National To Remain In Detention Centre, Holds It Violates Article 21 [Read Judgment]

Kerala High Court quashes bail condition forcing a foreign national to stay in a detention centre, holding it violates Article 21 and defeats the purpose of bail.

Vidhii Setu Writes to UN Over Lynching of Hindu Worker in Bangladesh [Read Letter]

Vidhii Setu Foundation moves UN over alleged lynching of Hindu worker in Bangladesh, seeking urgent intervention, fact-finding mission, and global action.

Can Adults Live Together Before Reaching Marriageable Age ? Rajasthan HC Says Yes, Directs Police Protection [Read Order]

Rajasthan High Court rules adults below marriageable age can live together in a live-in relationship and directs police protection for their life and liberty.

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