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Right to Walk Under Article 21

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Right to Walk as a Fundamental Right: Supreme Court’s 2026 Judgment Explained Walking is one of the simplest forms of human movement. Yet for millions of pedestrians, walking on Indian roads can involve significant risks because of inadequate footpaths, encroachment, lack of pedestrian crossings and the dominance of motorised traffic. In an important constitutional judgment, the Supreme Court has now …

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Right to Be Forgotten Under Article 21

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Right to Be Forgotten Under Article 21: Delhi High Court’s 2026 Judgment Explained The internet has transformed the way information is created, stored and accessed. A court case that ended years ago may continue to appear whenever a person’s name is searched online. Even where an accused has subsequently been acquitted or discharged, the digital record of the original proceedings …

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Right to Trauma Care Under Article 21

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Right to Trauma Care Under Article 21: Supreme Court’s 2026 Savelife Foundation Judgment The right to life under Article 21 of the Constitution is not limited to protection from unlawful deprivation of life. Through decades of judicial interpretation, the Supreme Court has expanded Article 21 to encompass conditions necessary for a dignified and meaningful life. In an important recent development, …

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Section 187 BNSS: Police Custody Beyond 15 Days

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Section 187 BNSS: Police Custody Beyond 15 Days & Supreme Court’s 2026 Judgment The Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 (BNSS) introduced an important change in the law relating to police custody and remand. Unlike the position under Section 167 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (CrPC), Section 187 BNSS permits the maximum 15 days of police custody to be …

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3-Year Bar Practice Mandatory for Civil Judge Exam:

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3-Year Bar Practice Mandatory for Civil Judge Exam: Supreme Court Judgment & Latest Developments The Supreme Court’s decision to restore a minimum three years of legal practice as an eligibility requirement for recruitment to the post of Civil Judge (Junior Division) has significantly changed the pathway to entry-level judicial services in India. The judgment seeks to ensure that candidates entering …