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DC Edit | Govt needs to act, make marital rape an offence - Vimarsana News

DC Edit | Govt needs to act, make marital rape an offence

The legal question before the court was whether Exception 2 in Section 375 of the Indian Penal Code is against the Constitution

EWS Reservation: Supreme Court Constitution Bench to commence hearing from September 13 [READ WRITTEN SUBMISSION] - Vimarsana News

EWS Reservation: Supreme Court Constitution Bench to commence hearing from September 13 [READ WRITTEN SUBMISSION]

The petitioners have challenged the Constitution (One Hundred and Third) Amendment Act, which introduced 10% reservation for the Economically Weaker Sections (EWS).

Delhi High Court seeks response from Central government, State on challenge to Court Fees (Delhi Amendment) Act of 2010 - Vimarsana News

Delhi High Court seeks response from Central government, State on challenge to Court Fees (Delhi Amendment) Act of 2010

The Delhi High Court issued notice to the Central and Delhi governments on a public interest litigation (PIL) petition challenging the constitutional validity of the Court Fees (Delhi Amendment) Act, 2010.

DC Edit | Govt needs to act, make marital rape an offence - Vimarsana News

DC Edit | Govt needs to act, make marital rape an offence

The legal question before the court was whether Exception 2 in Section 375 of the Indian Penal Code is against the Constitution

Chhattisgarh High Court quashes 5-year moratorium by PCI on opening of new pharmacy colleges - Vimarsana News

Chhattisgarh High Court quashes 5-year moratorium by PCI on opening of new pharmacy colleges

The Court found that the resolutions imposed by the Pharmacy Council of India did not fit under the definition of 'law', and therefore could not abridge fundamental rights.