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    Supreme Court on Abhishek Banerjee Travel Plea | The Legal Observer

    The Supreme Court asked the Calcutta High Court to decide Abhishek Banerjee's foreign travel plea for eye treatment within a week. Read the latest...

    Data Colonialism and Digital Sovereignty | The Legal Observer

    India's push for data centres raises critical questions about data sovereignty, digital rights and whether localisation alone can end data colonialism. As India expands its...

    Arbitration Act Needs Rethink: AG | The Legal Observer

    Attorney General R Venkataramani says the Arbitration Act needs a fundamental relook to address fairness, consistency and public accountability concerns. The Attorney General has called...

    Supreme Court Upholds Accused’s Rights in Mohit Kumar Case | The Legal Observer

    Subheading: In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court reiterates the necessity of adhering to legal procedures to safeguard individual liberties against arbitrary police actions. Legal...

    Trademarking ‘Operation Sindoor’: The Rush Behind Commercializing Geopolitical Moments | The Legal Observer

    Introduction In an era where news spreads instantly and social media hashtags shape public opinion in real time, certain terms born out of geopolitical or...

    Tushar Mehta to Lead 26/11 Trial Team | The Legal Observer

    In a significant move, the Centre has constituted a high-powered legal team led by Solicitor General Tushar Mehta to pursue the long-pending 26/11 Mumbai...

    Supreme Court Directs Rulemaking on Court Managers | The Legal Observer

    While reiterating a five-year-old directive, the apex court has flagged inefficiencies in the contractual nature of court manager appointments, urging systemic reforms. In a significant...

    Waqf Amendment Act: SC to Hear Interim Pleas on May 20

    TWaqf Amendment Act:he Supreme Court is set to deliberate on interim relief requests in a pivotal challenge to the Waqf Amendment Act, raising questions...

    Mundra Port Heroin Case: No Terror Link | The Legal Observer

    In a pivotal ruling, the Supreme Court clarified that the accused in the 2021 Mundra Port heroin haul is not linked to terrorism, while...

    Digital access is a fundamental right, and the Supreme Court has issued 20 directives to make KYC easier for victims of acid attacks and...

    Legal Desk, New Delhi, 12-May: On Wednesday, the Supreme Court declared that digital access is a fundamental right and issued several directives to make...