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May

From Her Hands, We Bloom: Honouring Mothers Everywhere

May 11, 2025
Every civilisation owes its soul to mothers. From the first lullaby to the last prayer whispered for a child’s future, the story of humankind is embedded in the gentle strength of those who mother. As we pause to celebrate Mother’s Day 2025, it is not merely an occasion for flowers and greetings. It is a...
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09
May

National Security in Focus: Shri Priyank Kanoongo Urges Urgent Anti-Terror Reforms at DBRANLU Panel After Pahalgam Attack

May 9, 2025
Sonipat, May 9, 2025 | Legal Bites News Desk — In a powerful call to action following the recent Pahalgam terror attack, Shri Priyank Kanoongo, Hon’ble Member of the National Human Rights Commission of India (NHRC), emphasized the urgent need for a proactive and rights-based national security strategy during a high-level panel discussion at Dr....
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09
May

Powers and Functions of Income Tax Authorities under the Income Tax Act, 1961

May 9, 2025
The Income Tax Act, 1961 is the key legislation governing direct taxation in India. The enforcement and administration of this Act are entrusted to a hierarchy of income tax authorities who derive their powers from various statutory provisions. These authorities are responsible for assessment, collection, enforcement, investigation, and appellate functions. The powers conferred upon them...
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09
May

Is NCLAT Empowered to Allow Delay Beyond the Time Limit Prescribed by IBC?

May 9, 2025
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC), is a time-bound framework enacted to ensure the speedy resolution of insolvency cases. Central to this framework is strict adherence to procedural timelines, including those governing appeals under Section 61 of the Code. A critical question that arises is whether the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) can...
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09
May

How India Chooses Its High Court Judges: A Step-by-Step Overview

May 9, 2025
The appointment of High Court Judges in India is a rigorous and multi-layered process designed to uphold judicial excellence, independence, and integrity. Rooted in constitutional mandates and refined through the Memorandum of Procedure (MoP), the system emphasizes both merit and diversity. This article outlines the detailed step-by-step process from initiation by the High Court Collegium...
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08
May

Journalism in Armed Conflict: A Legal-Ethical Lens

May 8, 2025
Journalists and media professionals play a critical role in documenting and disseminating the realities of armed conflict. Their work informs global public opinion, holds power to account, and contributes to the historical record. However, reporting from conflict zones exposes them to life-threatening risks, including targeted attacks, abductions, detentions, and killings. Role of Journalists in Armed...
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07
May

Chain Collision Liability: Who Is Responsible When Multiple Vehicles Are Involved?

May 7, 2025
Determining legal responsibility can be complex in road traffic accidents involving multiple vehicles. Unlike two-vehicle collisions, where liability may be easier to establish, multi-vehicle accidents often involve a chain of events where causation, negligence, insurance coverage, and statutory obligations must be thoroughly examined. Recent jurisprudence, particularly the Supreme Court decision in Royal Sundaram Alliance Insurance...
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07
May

International Humanitarian Law (IHL) and Availability of Small Arms

May 7, 2025
Small arms and light weapons (SALW) have long played a destructive role in contemporary armed conflicts, especially non-international ones. Their widespread availability has exacerbated violence, prolonged hostilities, and undermined efforts toward peace and security. While International Humanitarian Law (IHL) provides principles governing the conduct of hostilities, it does not directly regulate the production, stockpiling, or...
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07
May

Court’s Sole Discretion to Recall Witnesses Under Order XVIII Rule 17 CPC

May 7, 2025
Order XVIII Rule 17 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (CPC), empowers the court to recall any witness at any stage of a suit. Over time, judicial interpretation has narrowed the scope of this provision, clarifying that the power to recall a witness is an inherent and discretionary one, to be used sparingly and...
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07
May

CJI and SC Judge Appointments: A Step-by-Step Guide to India’s Judicial Selection Process

May 7, 2025
The appointment of the Chief Justice of India (CJI) and Judges of the Supreme Court is governed by a structured and convention-driven process derived from Article 124 of the Constitution of India. This process balances executive discretion with judicial autonomy, ensuring that the integrity, competence, and independence of the judiciary remain uncompromised. This article outlines...
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