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The Houses of Parliament constitute a royal palace. It is falling down. Since October 2012, Parliament has been debating plans for its extensive restoration. Much work needs to be done to return the edifice to its former glory. Something similar has happened to our constitutional ethical architecture. It has wonderful grandeur in design, but is no longer fit for purpose.
In a relief to an 84-year-old man who lost vision in his left eye during a medical surgery, the Supreme Court has ordered the doctor involved to pay a compensation of Rs 2 lakh with a 12 per cent interest per annum for medical negligence.A ...
The Supreme Court on October 10 issued notice on a writ petition which seeks directions to regulate advertisements by corporate hospital. The petitioner highlighted that while private medical...
The Department of Defense (DOD) on June 8 confirmed its disapproval of hosting drag show events at U.S. ...
The Uber Files contain a fearful reference to a European NGO. One of its campaigners responds.