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Justice Bhuyan’s Big Question: Why No Distinguished Jurist in SC?
For more than 76 years, India’s Constitution has allowed a “distinguished jurist” to become a Supreme Court judge, yet the provision has never been used. Justice Ujjal Bhuyan has now questioned why legal academia has remained outside the country’s highest court. A look back at the Constituent Assembly debates, the evolution of the collegium system and decades of judicial appointments reveals why India’s most eminent legal scholars have remained largely outside the Supreme Court’s selection pipeline.
Trump's Tariff Weapon: How America's Trade Strategy Is Reshaping Global Business
Trump's aggressive tariff strategy is reshaping global trade, forcing world leaders to rethink supply chains, investments, and economic diplomacy amid rising geopolitical tensions
How to File a Consumer Court Case in India: A Complete Step-by-Step Guide to Get Justice Fast
Consumers often face issues such as defective products, poor services, misleading advertisements, delayed deliveries, insurance claim rejections, banking disputes, builder delays, or online shopping fraud. Fortunately, the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 empowers consumers to seek compensation through Consumer Commissions without undergoing lengthy civil court procedures. This guide explains who can file a complaint, the documents required, jurisdiction of District, State and National Consumer Commissions, the filing procedure, timelines, and practical tips to improve the chances of success. The article is based on the latest consumer protection framework in India and current filing procedures
THE DIGITAL TARIFF: Inside the Landmark Court Ruling Breaking Google’s ₹10,000 Crore Search Monopoly
How a Sanitaryware Giant’s Legal Victory Against Google's Keyword Bidding Engine Has Triggered an Earth-shattering Re-evaluation of India’s Digital Advertising Ecosystem
Trump vs Meloni ‘Italy Never Bows’ G7 Row Explodes as PM Meloni Rejects Trump’s Photo Claim
After Donald Trump claimed Giorgia Meloni repeatedly sought a photo with him at the G7 Summit, the Italian Prime Minister fired back, calling the remarks ‘completely fabricated’ and igniting a new transatlantic controversy.