Col. Ramneesh Pal Singh v. Sugandhi Aggarwal: Supreme Court on Parental Alienation, Child Preference and Custody

A detailed analysis by Adv. Govind Bali of Col. Ramneesh Pal Singh v. Sugandhi Aggarwal, 2024 INSC 397, examining parental alienation, child preference, stability, shared custody, Armed Forces service and the Supreme Court's evidence-based welfare test.

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From Parental Rights to Psychological Safety: Supreme Court Child Custody Law in India (2025-2026)

Adv. Govind Bali examines the Supreme Court's 2025-2026 child-custody jurisprudence on welfare, psychological safety, shared parenting, child preference, visitation and minimum intrusion, with special focus on Arathy Ramachandran, Neethu B. and Sheetal Vasant Thakur.

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Why Medical Board Reasons Matter in Armed Forces Disability Pension Cases: Adv. Govind Bali’s Analysis

Adv. Govind Bali examines medical-board reasoning, attributability, aggravation, NANA findings and evidentiary issues in armed forces disability pension litigation.

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Natural Justice in CRPF and CISF Disciplinary Proceedings: Adv. Govind Bali’s Litigation Framework

Adv. Govind Bali explains natural justice in CRPF and CISF disciplinary proceedings, including documents, witnesses, cross-examination, inquiry reports and appeals.

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When Should a High Court Interfere With a Departmental Enquiry? Adv. Govind Bali Explains Judicial Review

Adv. Govind Bali analyses when Article 226 judicial review may be available against departmental enquiries, disciplinary findings and penalties.

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Parental Alienation in Indian Child Custody Cases: Adv. Govind Bali’s Practitioner Framework

A practitioner-focused framework by Adv. Govind Bali for analysing parental alienation allegations in Indian child custody and visitation disputes.

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Adv. Govind Bali on Shared Parenting and Child Custody in India: A Welfare-First Framework

Adv. Govind Bali examines shared parenting, joint custody, visitation and parenting plans in India through the controlling principle of child welfare.

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