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prosecutrix

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Her word is enough

In a recent case, the top court reiterated that a conviction can be sustained solely on the basis of the prosecutrix’s ‘unshaken’ testimony

Advay Vora

17th Mar 2025

Election Commission

Analysis

Does the Constitution protect the autonomy of ‘fourth branch’ institutions?

In this excerpt from his recent book, Gautam Bhatia argues that the Constitution facilitates executive control over bodies like the ECI

Gautam Bhatia

13th Mar 2025

discharge

Analysis

SC bats in favour of accused’s liberty despite High Court stay on discharge

The top court noted that discharge is on a higher pedestal than acquittal and cautioned appellate courts against restoring arrests lightly

V. Venkatesan

12th Mar 2025

woman

Analysis

The ‘first woman’ problem

A century after winning the right to practice law, women in the highest ranks of the judiciary remain the exception, not the norm

Manasi Shah

9th Mar 2025

Analysis

Monthly Review: February 2025

From arrests to arbitration, gender justice to states' taxing power, February 2025 saw SC tighten oversight and demand accountability

Ajitesh Singh

5th Mar 2025

proportionality

Analysis

Reaffirming proportionality in the Sunil Kumar case

In reinstating the Janata Dal member to the Bihar Legislative Council, the top court emphasised voters’ right to representation in the House

V. Venkatesan

5th Mar 2025

Allahbadia

Analysis

“He must have some repentance,” SC permits Ranveer Allahbadia to resume his show

While hearing Allahbadia, the Court pressed the Union to draft content regulations that won't compromise on free speech

Advay Vora

3rd Mar 2025

sensitive

Analysis

Stigma and sensitivity

A recent decision of the Supreme Court highlighted the need to create a more sensitive work environment for women in the judiciary

R. Sai Spandana

2nd Mar 2025