Meghwal participates in bilateral meeting in UK, discusses reforms by India in fields of laws, policy
An Indian delegation, led by the Union Minister of State for Law and Justice, visited the United Kingdom from September 30 to October 2.
An Indian delegation, led by the Union Minister of State for Law and Justice, visited the United Kingdom from September 30 to October 2.
She said that the Centre had not advocated strongly in the Supreme Court on this very important matter related to Scheduled Castes and Tribes; otherwise such a decision would not have been taken.
The apex court granted bail to the AAP leader in the Delhi excise police scam case on Friday.
The disproportionate priorities of the Union government have deprived West UP’s litigants of a High Court bench, says Sanjeev Sirohi
Property or proper ties is a conundrum families facing inheritance disputes must address, says Dr P. Madhava Rao
All schools, including those run by minority institutions, must be brought under the purview of the Right to Education Act, says DEVENDER SINGH ASWAL.
“We have taken all steps for the development of the tribal communities of our state. Nearly 95 per cent of the tribal population in Jhargram has received benefits from state government schemes. “We have also created a separate department for the welfare of tribals and to ensure their land rights are protected,”
A major cause for overflowing dockets in courts is the tendency of police forces to slap cases on flimsy grounds.
Some recent amendments have introduced provisions for plea bargaining, compromise and summary procedures for trials, so that disputes could be resolved quickly to the satisfaction of both parties. Yet, many judges revel in continuing with legalese and archaic procedures that make lawyers indispensable even for petty cases and result in disputes dragging on for years
The US Congress could use an arcane section of the 14th Amendment to hold Donald Trump accountable for the Capitol attack, says GERARD MAGLIOCCA.
