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Bill Proposing Penal Provisions for Insulting Vande Mataram
A new bill headed to Parliament seeks to criminalise insult to the national song Vande Mataram, prescribing possible imprisonment.
The Old Code and the New: How Courts Are Sorting Out the IPC-to-BNS Transition
A year after India's criminal codes were replaced, the Supreme Court's recurring case round-ups keep circling back to one recurring legal seam — which law, old or new, governs a case that straddles 1 July 2024.
Old Code, New Code: How Indian Courts Are Handling the IPC-to-BNS Transition
With the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita now in force alongside a residual body of IPC and CrPC cases, Supreme Court rulings are increasingly turning on which law applies to which case — and why.
When an Executive 'Veto' Meets Article 14: The CAPF Promotion Dispute Explained
A reported stand-off over promotions for around 18,000 Central Armed Police Forces officers has been described as a looming constitutional crisis — here is the service-law and constitutional architecture that governs such disputes.
Why So Many 'Constitution Bench' Judgments in 2025? The Law Behind Article 145(3)
A wave of year-end Supreme Court reviews for 2025 has drawn attention to Constitution Bench rulings — here is the constitutional machinery that decides when five, seven or nine judges must sit together, and why it matters.
The Constitutional Right to a Clean Environment: The Law Behind India's Green Jurisprudence
As legal commentary increasingly tracks India's environmental case law as a distinct constitutional beat, here is the actual architecture — fundamental rights, directive principles, and the criminal law on nuisance — that makes environmental protection enforceable in Indian courts.
Delimitation Bill Likely in Monsoon Session, Seat-Number Formula Still Undecided
The government may bring a fresh Delimitation Bill in the Monsoon Session, but the contentious question of how parliamentary seats will be redistributed among states remains unresolved.
Government Lists Five Bills for Monsoon Session; Delimitation Bill Absent
The Centre has notified five Bills for consideration during the Monsoon Session of Parliament, with no legislation on delimitation included in the list.
Lok Sabha takes up Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill, 2026, along with UT Laws and Delimitation Bills
Lok Sabha began consideration of three linked legislative measures — a constitutional amendment bill, a Union Territories laws amendment bill, and a Delimitation bill — signalling a coordinated push on UT governance and seat delimitation.
Menstrual Health as a Facet of the Right to Life: What the Supreme Court's Article 21 Reasoning Means
The Supreme Court's recent framing of menstrual health and hygiene as part of the right to life under Article 21 signals a doctrinal expansion with real consequences for schools, workplaces and welfare schemes.
Minister Athawale Says Women's Quota and Delimitation Bills to Clear Monsoon Session
Union Minister Ramdas Athawale stated that legislation on women's reservation and delimitation would be passed during the Monsoon Session of Parliament.
'One Nation, One Election' Bill: JPC May Miss Monsoon Session Deadline
The Joint Parliamentary Committee examining the 'One Nation, One Election' bill may not complete its report in time for the monsoon session, delaying legislative progress on simultaneous polls.
Parliament Rejects Move to Boost Women's Representation
Indian lawmakers reportedly voted down a measure aimed at increasing women's representation in Parliament, reviving debate on the pace and design of gender-inclusive legislative reform.
President Murmu Grants Assent to SHANTI Bill
President Droupadi Murmu has given her assent to the SHANTI Bill, which was passed by Parliament during the Winter Session, completing its enactment into law.
The Right to Walk: How the Supreme Court Read Pedestrian Safety Into Article 21
A Supreme Court ruling prioritising footpaths and safe pedestrian movement over unrestricted vehicular convenience marks the latest expansion of the right to life under Article 21 of the Constitution.
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