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Supreme Court scraps no arrest rule under 498A, says earlier verdict fell in ‘legislative sphere’

The Supreme Court also remarked that the misuse of section 498A could result in a social disaster.

Supreme Court awards Rs 50 lakh compensation to former ISRO scientist for wrongful arrest and harassment

He was wrongly arrested on charges of espionage and selling secrets to Russia

Justice Gogoi says PILs are for the poor, turns down argument by Prashant Bhushan

Justice Gogoi dismissed Prashant Bhushan's PIL against the appointment of vigilance commissioner of the CVC.

Assam’s NRC vs Jammu and Kashmir’s PRC: Drawing parallel among distinct laws and acknowledging the ‘liberal’ double-standard

There is a constant attempt by liberal scholars who cultivate the thought that nationalism is subservient to constitutionalism

Demystifying the ‘Civil Society’: How are the ‘Urban Maoists’ and NOTA connected

PUCL petitioned the Supreme Court in 2013 and as a result of that particular petition NOTA or ‘right to not vote’ came about.

If Court desires respect for law, it must make law respectable by reiterating that nobody is above it

People in this country usually avoid commenting upon the wisdom of My Lords, but this differential treatment is unpalatable

Post 377 era: LGBT community needs to realise what is their biggest challenge and hurdle

Historically speaking, India has been tolerant of homosexuality and transgenders, like all pagan cultures.

Website representing ‘Indian Muslims’ voice’ calls scrapping of section 377 as ‘a step towards self-destruction’

Darul Uloom Deoband yesterday slammed the Supreme Court's decision saying that according to Shariat, homosexuality is haram and illegitimate.

Today, an ‘intolerant’ India emancipated the tolerant

Given that this is India, those will eventually happen, but like all things in India, it takes time and patience

Section 377 verdict: Homosexuality is no longer a crime in India

Consensual sexual acts between adults in private cannot be termed criminal, SC bench calls the part of section 377 'unconstitutional'.

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