Aneesha Mathur is an Associate Editor at India Today, where she covers Courts and Law for India Today, Aaj Tak, and Law Today. With a strong focus on crime and justice, the judicial system, and various legal affairs, Aneesha utilizes her legal background to provide insightful analysis on court proceedings, legal reform, and litigation. She has been featured in prominent publications including India Today and Business Today.
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By: Aneesha Mathur, Sanjay Sharma
The Supreme Court has asked the Centre and CBSE to account for complaints linked to OSM evaluation and the one-week grievance window. The court is set to examine whether affected students should be offered further recourse during the admission season.
By: Srishti Ojha, Aneesha Mathur
YR Sadashiva Reddy has asked BCI Chairman Manan Mishra to resign within 15 days and convene a Special Meeting. The letter also seeks an independent audit of BCI and BCI Trust PEARL-First accounts and a halt to payments from law colleges.
By: Sanjay Sharma, Aneesha Mathur
The bench, comprising CJI Surya Kant, Justice Joymalya Bagchi and Justice V Mohana, has agreed to hear Abhishek Banerjee's plea challenging the Speaker's failure to take a final decision on the disqualification petitions.
Garbage on our roads, in our rivers and across open spaces isn’t just a municipal problem; it’s our responsibility too. The Solid Waste Management Rules, 2026 place duties on those producing the waste.
By: Aneesha Mathur
The Supreme Court refused to reopen the CBSE re-evaluation window, telling students who missed the deadline that the process could not be revived now. The order came as the wider row over on-screen marking and the one-week grievance system remains before the court.
By: Aneesha Mathur, Nitish K Singh
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant said Justice Sandeep Mehta's allegations against Rajasthan High Court Acting Chief Justice Sanjeev Prakash Sharma will be examined through the institutional process. He said no finding can be drawn in public and any action will follow consideration of Mehta's material and Sharma's response.
By: Aneesha Mathur
When does a casteist insult become a criminal offence under the SC/ST Act? We break down when caste-based insults and slurs amount to an offence under the law—and when they do not.
By: Karishma Saurabh Kalita, Aneesha Mathur
Addressing the closing session of the 43rd International Symposium on Economic Crime in Cambridge on Saturday, the CJI said the global fight against economic crime must focus on tracing, freezing and recovering criminal proceeds.
A recent controversy involving Rajasthan High Court's Acting Chief Justice has put the judiciary’s own accountability mechanisms under scrutiny.
By: Aneesha Mathur
The matter has taken an unusual and unprecedented institutional turn - a five-member NCLT bench headed by the tribunal’s President has been set up to hear the dispute.
