In this issue

EARTH DAY OR DOOMSDAY
A grim chronicle of the environmental havoc occuring in the Himalayan state of Himachal Pradesh. This is a microcosm of similar tragedies being played out across the globe.

EARTH DAY - A DIARY FROM PURANIKOTI

AS you know, we are the nation's first politico-legal, independent weekly, focussing on controversial issues of national and international importance.

8 mins

"TRY HATE SPEECH CRIMES IN MILITARY COURTS”

Hate speeches have become the norm over the last few years. Recently, the Delhi Police told the Supreme Court that there was no anti-Muslim hate speech by Sudarshan TV editor-in-chief Suresh Chavhanke and other Hindu rightwing leaders at the Delhi Dharam Sansad organised by the Hindu Yuva Vahini last year in December. No "hate" words were used against any particular community at the event, the Police maintained.

7 mins

UNDERSTANDING FEUDAL JUDICIARY

Justice DY Chandrachud's anguish about feudalism in the judiciary seeped in from princely India. Who should know this better than an additional district & sessions judge who became a district & sessions judge before being elevated to the High Court

7 mins

LANKAN LOWS

As the penniless island-nation goes to the IMF with a begging bowl, India is pushing its case. But getting Colombo out of China's clutches will need Delhi to stop behaving like Big Brother

6 mins

CASE FILE AT THE CLICK OF A BUTTON

Courts are increasingly turning to Al-assisted mechanisms for faster delivery of justice. With relevant case laws before judges in a matter of seconds, the possibility of judicial infirmity also goes away

2 mins

TRUST DEFICIT

Till recently , cooperative banks were ideal banking institutes for people in rural areas to meet their monetary needs. However, due to severe trust deficit and competition from tough industry competitors, they have witnessed an acute loss in business and are struggling to stay alive

6 mins

LOOMING THREAT

The Delhi government has issued an advisory to schools as Covid slowly rises. This includes precautionary measures such as masking, sanitisation, distancing and spreading awareness

4 mins

UNEQUAL JUSTICE

Is the Indian legal system structured in a way that it marginalises a sizeable section of the population and favours the rich? A High Court chief justice sparks a debate

4 mins

CAPITAL CONFLICT

The adoption of a unanimous resolution by the Punjab assembly to stake a claim over Chandigarh has once again created a political row with Haryana. The city is the joint capital of both states and this time the issue could lead to serious political and legal complications

4 mins

HANGING BY A THREAD

More than 60 people were stuck and three people lost their lives on a ropeway in the state following a collision between cable cars. The centre has now outlined the need to have a detailed standard operating procedure and a contingency plan on ropeway operations in the country

4 mins

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