Supreme Court Second Class Passenger Ruling: 7 Key Takeaways | Vijay Foundations Constitutional Law — Railways & Public Dignity Supreme Court Second Class Passenger Observation: Why Indian Railways May Have to Change Its Language A full breakdown of the Lata v. Union of India ruling — the case facts, the Court’s constitutional reasoning, what it […]
Legal Brief · Corporate & Litigation Can Foreign Lawyers Cross-Examine Witnesses in India? The Kerala High Court Weighs In A recent ruling clarifies the boundaries of domestic litigation, reinforcing that examining witnesses before court-appointed commissioners remains strictly off-limits to foreign lawyers in India. 5 min read Published July 16, 2026 By Adv. Mamta Shukla Legal Awareness
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Two-Child Norm Supreme Court Case: 5 Critical Legal Facts Constitutional Law — Panchayati Raj The Two-Child Norm Is Now on Trial Before the Supreme Court A Bench questioning a three-decade-old population policy has opened the door to a nationwide review of every two-child disqualification law still on the books. Illustration conceptualizing the legal dispute over
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Comedy’s Punchline Now Comes with Legal Fine Print: 5 Limits of Humor in India Comedy Law Desk · Reading time 7 min Every PunchlineNow Ships With Fine Print The mic drops. The clip goes viral. Somewhere, a lawyer refreshes their inbox. Here’s what every comedian, meme-maker, and digital creator needs to know before the next
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Investigative Brief · Parts I–III 2026 Guide to the Ethics of Smart Glasses & Digital Rights How modern wearable technology is quietly dismantling the social contract of public visibility — and what we must do to restore it. 8 min read Published July 8, 2026 By Adv. Mamta Shukla Legal Awareness & Digital Rights Introduction: The
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Kesavananda Bharati v. State of Kerala (1973) — The Basic Structure Doctrine Constitutional Law · Landmark Judgment Kesavananda Bharati v.State of Kerala How thirteen judges, one Mutt’s land dispute, and a single doctrine redrew the boundary between Parliament and the Constitution. Decided — 24 April 1973 Bench — 13 Judges Majority — 7 : 6
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WhatsApp Usernames Explained: 8 Essential Facts Revealed (2026) Messaging · Privacy · 2026 Your number, your choice. After 17 years of using your phone number as your identity, WhatsApp is finally letting you hide behind a handle instead. Here’s everything worth knowing — the upside, the risk, and who it actually changes things for. Written
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1 Shocking POCSO Accountability Reset: Karnataka HC Cancels Bail Criminal Law Dispatch · POCSO Act 1 Shocking POCSO Accountability Reset: Karnataka HC Cancels Bail Institutional stature cannot supersede the safety of children, rules the Karnataka High Court in a scathing oral remark. 4 min read|Bail & Child Rights “You have not left the boys… minor
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Grandparents Can’t Be Denied Visitation Rights — Madras High Court Family Law Dispatch · Custody & Guardianship Grandparents Can’t Be Denied Visitation Rights To Meet Child Affectionate relationship with them beneficial for grandkids: Madras High Court 6 min read|Custody & Guardianship When a young father passed away barely a year into his marriage, the fallout
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UAPA Bail vs Article 21: The Severe Reality of Anti-Terror Law ARTICLE 21 CONSTITUTION OF INDIA Constitutional Law · UAPA · Human Rights UAPA Bail vs Article 21: The Severe Reality of Anti-Terror Law “No statute can permanently extinguish the right to liberty — Article 21 always lurks in the background.” — Supreme Court of
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Constitutional Law · Supreme Court Watch The Right to Walk: Supreme Court Declares Safe Footpaths a Fundamental Right “The citizen’s fundamental right to walk on a demarcated footpath is primary and shall have priority over movement by motorised vehicles.” — Supreme Court of India MS Written by Adv. Mamta Shukla • Vijay Foundations • 20
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