Apurva Vishwanath is an Assistant Editor at The Indian Express. She covers a range of topics including law and legal affairs, civil and family law, as well as government and politics, with a particular focus on the Supreme Court, social issues, and LGBTQ rights in India. Apurva's work has been featured in various prominent publications, highlighting her expertise in criminal law and general assignment news.
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By: Apurva Vishwanath
Unlikely to yield any result given that the Opposition does not have the numbers, if the motion is taken up in the House, and the Opposition’s grievances are debated, it will be hard for Dhankhar to preside over those proceedings in Rajya Sabha.
Opposition parties are preparing to give notice to move a motion to impeach Justice Shekhar Kumar Yadav of Allahabad HC. On what grounds can a judge be impeached, and what does the process entail?
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A bench, led by Chief Justice of India Sanjiv Khanna, barred courts from passing “effective orders” in cases related to the Places of Worship Act till further orders.
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Order applies to both pending suits and those that may be filed in future. In its Babri Masjid ruling, SC said 1991 Act was part of ‘basic structure' of Constitution. This may be relevant as it hears challenge to 1991 law.
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The Collegium of the top five judges, headed by CJI Khanna, had met Justice Yadav Tuesday after his remarks targeting Muslims at a Vishwa Hindu Parishad event on December 8 led to an uproar and Opposition demands for his impeachment.
By: Apurva Vishwanath
They are considered the big guns of the Bar, their voices and briefs often deciding the course of the case. Once a rarefied group in courtrooms,it is now a much more democratic space.
They are considered the big guns of the Bar, their voices and briefs often deciding the course of the case. Once a rarefied group in courtrooms,it is now a much more democratic space.
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A person must be really passionate about adjudication, work hard. Then comes being able to sacrifice, she said.
By: Apurva Vishwanath
The year 2024 saw a significant departure from alleged ‘judicial evasion'. In 2025, the Supreme Court, under three Chief Justices of India, will take up several important issues, impacting the personal lives and religious beliefs of citizens, as well as their relationship with the state and laws. Some very consequential new legislation are in the pipeline, even as multiple existing laws face challenges in court
By: Apurva Vishwanath
Chief Justice of India Sanjiv Khanna, it is learnt, has written to Allahabad High Court Chief Justice Arun Bhansali, seeking a fresh report on the issue.
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