Law Commission of India Latest News & Updates
Orissa High Court upheld the two-child norm for Panchayat members, warning of an imminent population explosion and calling for urgent policy action.
Read Full ArticleEminent lawyer Ashwini Upadhyay files PIL in SC challenging TDS system as arbitrary, unconstitutional, and burdensome for small earners and vulnerable groups.
Law Commission of India proposes legislation for compulsory registration of NRI marriages to protect Indian nationals from fraud and exploitation.
Law Commission proposes law amendments for strict measures on public space obstruction, including bail conditions tied to property damage costs.
Discover the Law Commission's recommendations for enabling e-FIR registration in India, allowing citizens to report crimes online. Explore the phased implementation, benefits, and alignment with Digital India and e-Governance initiatives.
Learn about the Law Commission's stance on the age of consent under the POCSO Act, its recommendations for judicial discretion in sentencing, and the potential impact on child protection and exploitat...
Supreme Court acquits two death row convicts in a 2013 kidnap-cum-murder case, highlighting the urgent need for a reliable police investigation code. Learn how shocking lapses led to this historic dec...
Explore the plea for permanent disqualification of convicted lawmakers in India. Discover why legal experts argue that limiting disqualification to six years is arbitrary and violates Article 14 of th...
A bench of Justices K M Joseph and Hrishikesh Roy sought a response from the Union government's Law and Justice and Home Ministries, and the Election Commission on plea by BJP leader and advocate Ashw...
Supreme Court invokes Article 139A to transfer three decade-old criminal revision petitions from Allahabad High Court to itself, citing exceptional delay and public importance.
06 March, 2026 04:18 PM
Kerala High Court rules intra-court appeals are maintainable against ex parte ad interim orders that affect a party’s right to pursue statutory remedies.
06 March, 2026 04:59 PM
Madras High Court finds wilful contempt by officials for failing to recover 507 acres of temple land, remarking that a deity may not vote but the Constitution must protect its rights.
06 March, 2026 04:38 PM
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