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Why in the news? The Supreme Court discharged a bank manager accused of abetment to suicide, emphasizing the need for proper evidence and caution in framing charges under Section 306 IPC. Key Supreme Court Observations The Supreme Court emphasized sensitizing investigative agencies and courts on abetment of suicide cases under Section 306 IPC. A Bench …
Read MoreWhy in the news? The Supreme Court addressed West Bengal’s appeal against a High Court ruling striking down inclusion of Muslim-majority castes in the OBC list, citing improper criteria. About SC on Reservation and Religion: The Supreme Court remarked that reservation should not be based on religion. It was hearing West Bengal’s appeal against a …
Read MoreSyllabus: GS-1: Diversity of India , Secularism Focus: Recent judicial interventions regarding religious places, despite the binding provisions of the Places of Worship Act, 1991, have sparked concerns about the erosion of secularism and judicial consistency. This has intensified societal divisions and raised questions about the judiciary’s role in upholding constitutional commitments. Understanding the Significance …
Read MoreSyllabus: GS – 2 – Preamble , Judicial activism , Socialism, Secularism Focus : The article delves into the historical evolution of the Preamble of the Indian Constitution, focusing on the addition of “socialist” and “secular” during the 42nd Amendment, the Supreme Court’s interpretation in key judgments, and the societal implications of the current ruling. …
Read MoreSYLLABUS: GS 2: Statutory, regulatory and various quasi-judicial bodies. Focus: The Supreme Court of India will eventually address whether the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA) and its rules can withstand constitutional scrutiny. Source: OAG Introduction The Supreme Court of India will eventually address whether the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA) and its rules can withstand constitutional scrutiny. …
Read MoreWhy in the news? Many activists, journalists, and students booked under UAPA across India. UAPA passed in 1967, aims at preventing unlawful activities associations. Defines unlawful activity as actions disrupting India’s territorial integrity and sovereignty. Raises concerns about freedom of expression and misuse of anti-terror laws. source:slideshare Key Points about Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA): …
Read MoreWhy in the news? The Supreme Court issued a contempt of court notice to the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) Vice Chairman for allegedly misrepresenting facts. DDA’s Vice Chairman, Subhashish Panda, filed a “wrong” affidavit stating that 642 trees in Delhi’s Ridge Forest area were cut without court approval. About Central armed police forces institution of …
Read MoreWhy in the news? Supreme Court clarifies state jurisdiction in law and order matters amid West Bengal’s challenge against CBI’s investigative authority. source:wordpress About the State Jurisdiction Dispute: SC clarifies law and order as a State subject, addressing West Bengal’s grievances against CBI’s jurisdiction. Justices Gavai and Mehta emphasise State responsibility, questioning CBI’s unilateral investigative …
Read MoreWhy in the news? Surge in mumps cases, attributed to low vaccination rates during the COVID-19 pandemic, prompts concerns about public health. source:thecoloumbus About the Surge in Mumps Cases Linked to Low Vaccination Amid COVID-19: Hospitals in New Delhi report a surge in mumps cases, with 5-6 cases weekly compared to negligible cases pre-pandemic. Most …
Read MoreSource: GS-II : Governance, Constitution, Polity. Why in the news? Supreme Court’s decision on EVM paper trail verification sparks debate, reaffirms trust in electoral process. source:micoope Introduction: The recent ruling by the Supreme Court of India regarding the verification of paper trails in Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) has sparked discussions and debates. This editorial aims …
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