The Trump administration is navigating a complex web of challenges, from a contentious White House ballroom project to ongoing debates over import tariffs, citizenship laws, and the role of the Supreme Court, as the US continues to grapple with the aftermath of “liberation day” and its far-reaching implications.
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The Supreme Court has come down heavily on the West Bengal government over the recent hostage incident in Malda, describing the state as ‘most polarised’ and sparking a wider debate over the causes and consequences of polarization in the state.
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In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court has allowed the withdrawal of medical treatment for Harish Rana, who had been in a vegetative state for 13 years, highlighting the complexities of end-of-life care and the judiciary’s role in such cases.
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The Centre has formed an expert panel to review a revised NCERT chapter on the judiciary, following controversy over the original chapter’s depiction of corruption in the judiciary, in an effort to provide a more balanced and accurate perspective.
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The Supreme Court has closed a prosecution case against an Ashoka University professor after the Haryana government refused to grant sanction, sparking debate about free speech, academic freedom, and national security in India.
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The Supreme Court of India has rejected a petition seeking a direct investigation into mercury risks in Bhopal Gas Tragedy waste, redirecting the matter to the Madhya Pradesh High Court, which has been monitoring the waste disposal process for over two decades, to examine the alleged mercury hazard and take necessary action in the larger public interest.
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The Supreme Court’s decision to exercise restraint in the debate over India’s 5-year law course has significant implications for the country’s legal education system, highlighting the need for careful consideration and consultation with stakeholders to create a more effective and efficient system.
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