In most faiths judgment is delivered in the afterlife. India’s judiciary seems to have adopted a similar approach. Earlier this year in the central city of Bhopal, a newspaper revealed that a case ...
Our court scheduling has been unpredictable for so long that every participant has adapted to it. Litigants, too, have ...
India is grappling with a massive crisis that strikes at the core of justice — an overwhelmed judicial system burdened by an astonishing backlog of over 50 million criminal and civil cases. This ...
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NCERT row turns into big flashpoint as Madan Lokur questions Supreme Court overreach
In this episode of The Interview, former Supreme Court judge Madan Lokur delivers a candid and wide-ranging critique of India’s judicial system. From concerns over corruption within sections of the ...
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Indian judiciary is letting citizens down. When liberty is in danger, judges are looking away
Why do people live in such fear of the government in India? Why do we fear what vengeful—or corrupt—authorities can do to us? And more to the point: Why does this fear exist even when we know that we ...
Supreme Court Justice N Kotiswar Singh on Saturday described India’s the massive case pendency in Indian courts as a ...
On December 11, India’s supreme court upheld ending the constitutional privileges of the Indian-controlled province of Kashmir, a disputed region claimed by both India and Pakistan. The decision was a ...
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Digital push in Indian judiciary for transparency, faster justice
The Indian government is advancing the judiciary's digital transformation through the e-Courts project. Now in its third phase with a Rs 7,210 crore budget, it aims for fully paperless courts, ...
The ouster from Parliament of India’s best-known opposition leader shows how Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s party is manipulating the judiciary, critics say. By Mujib Mashal Suhasini Raj and Karan ...
NEW DELHI: What slows down a court case, why public trust in courts matters, and how corruption can affect access to justice are now questions Class 8 students will encounter in their civics textbook, ...
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