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When is a moveable asset 'sizable' enough to declare? It depends, says Supreme Court | Explained News - Vimarsana News

When is a moveable asset 'sizable' enough to declare? It depends, says Supreme Court | Explained News

Election candidates also have a right to privacy. They need not lay out their whole lives for voters to examine, the top court has ruled. But what if you have a watch? The SC has the answer.

General Elections 2024: What is on the minds of India's women voters? - Vimarsana News

General Elections 2024: What is on the minds of India's women voters?

From religion to jobs to Brand Modi – several metrics have emerged as front runners on what clicks for India’s female voters.

NCB seeks dismissal of Wankhede's plea against preliminary enquiries | Mumbai News - Vimarsana News

NCB seeks dismissal of Wankhede's plea against preliminary enquiries | Mumbai News

The central agency said that the preliminary probe was justified due to “serious and grave allegations” of irregularities against him.

Candidates Need Not Disclose Every Moveable Property Owned By Them; Voters' Right To Know Not Absolute: Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

Candidates Need Not Disclose Every Moveable Property Owned By Them; Voters' Right To Know Not Absolute: Supreme Court

The Court stated that only those moveable assets, which are of high-value or reflect a luxurious life style, need to be disclosed by candidates while filing nominations for elections.

Source: livelaw.in
Supreme Court Upholds Candidate's Right to Privacy – Chennaionline - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court Upholds Candidate's Right to Privacy – Chennaionline

In a significant verdict, the Supreme Court has upheld the right to privacy of candidates, stating that they need not disclose every minute detail