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Introduction In a significant judgment concerning railway passenger safety and dignity, the Supreme Court urged the Indian Railways to take effective measures to prevent overcrowding in trains. The Court also suggested that the expression “second class
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Introduction In an important observation during the hearing of a case under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, 2012, the Supreme Court expressed concern over the criminalisation of consensual romantic relationships between adolescents.
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Introduction In a significant judgment strengthening the mandatory reporting obligations under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, 2012, the Supreme Court has held that a school headmistress cannot avoid prosecution merely because she
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Introduction In a significant judgment on motor accident compensation, the Supreme Court has held that the loss of a right leg above the knee should be treated as 100% functional disability in the case of a
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IntroductionThe Supreme Court has observed that the loss suffered by parents on account of the death of a child in a motor accident cannot be measured with exact mathematical precision, emphasizing that compensation in such cases
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Introduction In a landmark judgment on pedestrian rights and urban infrastructure, the Supreme Court has declared that citizens have a fundamental right to walk safely on demarcated footpaths. The Court emphasized that the convenience of motorists
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Introduction In a significant judgment strengthening transparency and accountability in public administration, the Supreme Court has held that the Special Police Establishment functioning under a Lokayukta cannot claim exemption from the Right to Information (RTI) Act
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Introduction In an important judgment concerning employment and service law, the Supreme Court has reiterated that dismissal from service is the most severe penalty that can be imposed on an employee and should be used only
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Introduction In a significant judgment on public employment and recruitment rules, the Supreme Court has held that a candidate possessing qualifications higher than those prescribed cannot automatically claim eligibility for a post specifically designed for persons
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Introduction In a significant ruling concerning misuse of matrimonial cruelty provisions, the Supreme Court has held that merely advising a wife to “adjust” in her matrimonial home does not amount to cruelty or dowry harassment under
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