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Two Ghanaian Nationals Petition ICC Over Attacks on Foreign Nationals in South Africa
Official reports confirmed developments regarding two ghanaian nationals petition icc over attacks on foreign nationals…
Are Children With Special Needs Enrolled in Schools in India?
Official reports confirmed developments regarding are children with special needs enrolled in schools in india?…
NEET Promise Has Failed: Why It Is Time to Trust States
Official reports confirmed developments regarding neet promise has failed: why it is time to trust…
Supreme Court Rules Broad Crime Scene Re-Enactment Does Not Amount to Self-Incrimination
India’s Supreme Court held that a general re-enactment of a crime scene by an accused person does not violate the constitutional right against self-incrimination.
UAPA Bail Standards Referred to Supreme Court Larger Bench in Landmark Anti-Terror Case
A two-judge Supreme Court bench in Umar Khalid’s case sent key UAPA bail threshold questions to a larger bench for authoritative resolution.
India Supreme Court Recognizes Safe Highway Travel as Fundamental Right Under Article 142
The Supreme Court expanded Article 21 protections by ruling that Indians have a fundamental right to safe road travel on national highways.
Allahabad High Court: Running a Hookah Bar Has No Constitutional Protection as Fundamental Right
The Allahabad High Court ruled that hookah bar operations are not protected as a fundamental right allowing state-level bans to stand.
India’s Supreme Court Upholds Election Commission’s SIR Voter Roll Exercise
The Supreme Court of India upheld the Election Commission’s Sample Inspection of Records exercise calling it essential to free and fair elections.
India Supreme Court Rules Right to Trauma Care is Fundamental Under Article 21
The Indian Supreme Court issued a landmark ruling that access to emergency trauma care constitutes a fundamental right guaranteed under Article 21.
US Supreme Court Hands Down Three Rulings in Argued Cases on May 28 2026
The US Supreme Court issued three decisions in argued cases on Thursday in what legal analysts described as a significant decision day.
Sudan Conflict: RSF Advances in Darfur as International Pressure for Ceasefire Mounts
The Rapid Support Forces continued military advances in Darfur even as international pressure for a ceasefire increased.
France Announces New Bilateral Defence Pact With Poland Amid NATO Realignment
France and Poland signed a new bilateral defence cooperation agreement as European nations forge independent security arrangements.