India, July 19 -- In an unusually candid critique of both judicial intervention and government policy, Supreme Court judge Justice Ujjal Bhuyan on Saturday warned that "erratic court verdicts" and "re... Read More
India, July 19 -- The Supreme Court has ruled that abusive language, even the notoriously offensive "f" word reproduced verbatim in the judgment, does not become a criminal offence merely because it i... Read More
New Delhi, July 19 -- In an unusually candid critique of both judicial intervention and government policy, Supreme Court judge Justice Ujjal Bhuyan on Saturday warned that "erratic court verdicts" and... Read More
New Delhi, July 19 -- In an unusually candid critique of both judicial intervention and government policy, Supreme Court judge Justice Ujjal Bhuyan on Saturday warned that "erratic court verdicts" and... Read More
New Delhi, July 19 -- The Supreme Court has ruled that abusive language, even the notoriously offensive "f" word reproduced verbatim in the judgment, does not become a criminal offence merely because ... Read More
New Delhi, July 19 -- In an unusually candid critique of both judicial intervention and government policy, Supreme Court judge Justice Ujjal Bhuyan on Saturday warned that "erratic court verdicts" and... Read More
New Delhi, July 19 -- The Supreme Court has ruled that abusive language, even the notoriously offensive "f" word reproduced verbatim in the judgment, does not become a criminal offence merely because ... Read More
New Delhi, July 19 -- In an unusually candid critique of both judicial intervention and government policy, Supreme Court judge Justice Ujjal Bhuyan on Saturday warned that "erratic court verdicts" and... Read More
India, July 18 -- The Supreme Court on Friday asked the Railways to clarify and reconsider the continued use of the term "second class passenger" in its manuals and official documents, observing that ... Read More
New Delhi, July 18 -- The Supreme Court on Friday said it will examine the broader issue of affordable access to life-saving cancer medicines and judicial delays in cases involving the right to health... Read More