The reported Supreme Court plea filed after the cancellation of NEET-UG 2026 raises a question larger than one medical entrance examination: whether India’s national testing architecture can continue to command constitutional confidence when allegations of paper leak, compromised question security and institutional failure recur in high-stakes examinations. The petition reportedly seeks replacement or restructuring of the National Testing Agency, a fresh NEET-UG 2026 examination under judicial supervision, constitution of a high-powered monitoring committee, digital locking of question papers, transition towards computer-based testing, CBI status reporting, and publication of centre-wise results for anomaly detection.
Read MoreIntroduction The Kesavananda Bharati v. State of Kerala case, adjudicated by the Supreme Court of India on April 24, 1973, stands as one of the most significant and enduring judgments in the annals of Indian constitutional jurisprudence. This landmark decision fundamentally shaped the understanding and interpretation of the Indian Constitution’s basic structure, establishing a precedent...
Read MoreLegislative Immunity – The pronouncement delivered by the Supreme Court on Monday stands as a pivotal moment regarding one of the most closely examined facets of the Parliament: lawmakers receiving inducements in return for their voting or orations delivered during a parliamentary session in a specific manner. Currently, Members of Parliament (MPs) and Members of...
Read MoreIn the recent case of Association for Democratic Reforms vs Union of India, a five-judge Constitution Bench delved into the core question: Does the Electoral Bond Scheme (EBS), 2018, ensuring anonymity for corporate donors to political parties, contradict the fundamental principle of free and fair elections, a cornerstone of the Constitution? Let’s explore the intricacies...
Read MoreWhat is AFSPA The President signed the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Bill into law on September 11, 1958, after it was approved by both Houses of Parliament. As THE ARMED FORCES (SPECIAL POWERS) ACT, 1958 (28 of 1958), it was entered into the Statute Book. It came into effect after amending certain acts i.e WHY...
Read MoreIn the bustling business landscape of South Delhi, making informed decisions is crucial for the success and longevity of your enterprise. When it comes to business transactions, having the right legal partner can make all the difference. Not all law firms are created equal, and finding the one that aligns with your business needs requires...
Read MoreIn the fast-paced business environment of South Delhi, navigating the legal landscape is crucial for the success and sustainability of your enterprise. One key aspect that often demands specialized attention is managing commercial contracts. Whether you’re entering into agreements with clients, vendors, or partners, having a solid foundation of legally binding contracts is essential for...
Read MoreINTRODUCTION ACCESS TO GOOD QUALITY OF AIR AIR : India’s constitution is a live, breathing document that changes and expands with time. The constitution’s particular environmental protection measures are a direct outcome of the basic law of the land’s dynamic nature and room for expansion. Our constitution’s preamble guarantees both human dignity and a socialist...
Read MoreIs shiv sena setting the new wave for “Aya Ram, Gaya Ram”? The Shiv Sena tussle The Shiv Sena, once known for its dominance in Marathi regional politics, has been facing a series of troubles in recent years. These difficulties have arisen due to various factors, creating a complicated internal situation that has clouded the...
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