Jyotika Randhawa* and Deepika Kinhal** The Indian Judiciary is notorious for being slow-moving not only in the disposal of cases but also in the adoption of reforms. The article illustrates that new […]
Peering Through Closed Doors, Scheduled Classes Struggle With The Collegium
Hardik Kuldeep* The Judiciary is difficult to hold accountable as it enjoys broad independence and lacks transparency. It appoints Judges in the Higher Judiciary through the Collegium system, which is not beholden […]
Panel Report on Marriage Equality Verdict
Anushka Aggarwal and Shwetha Ramachandran* The panel consisted of Kanav Sahgal (Research Fellow, Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy) as the moderator and Jayna Kothari (Senior Advocate & Executive Director, CLPR), Rohin Bhatt […]
State Bank of India v Ajay Kumar Sood: Clarity in Judgements is a Prerequisite for Legal Awareness
Parth Birla and Chirag Motwani Judicial precedents are of paramount importance. The clarity of judgments becomes a prerequisite for the sustenance of the legal system. The article focuses on the lacunas on […]