Bhadra Sinha is a journalist at ThePrint. She covers a diverse range of topics including crime and justice, the judicial system, and environmental issues, with a particular focus on court proceedings, legal reform, and natural resources. Bhadra's work has been featured in notable publications such as ThePrint and MSN.
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By: Bhadra Sinha
Two-judge bench was hearing pleas challenging CEC and Other Election Commissioners (Appointment, conditions of service and term of office) Bill, 2023.
By: Bhadra Sinha
Location tracking devices and emergency buttons had been made mandatory under Motor Vehicles Act in 2018, two years after Nirbhaya case.
By: Bhadra Sinha
The BCA said its case should be placed before the bench that is hearing the main BCCI case to avoid parallel and potentially inconsistent proceedings and directions.
By: Bhadra Sinha
‘Level of confidence must be to degree as if there was third neutral person in committee that selects CEC,’ Justice Datta remarked.
By: Bhadra Sinha
Bench of justices B.V. Nagarathna & Ujjal Bhuyan quoted 2021 KA Najeed judgement in which 3-judge bench ruled the right to speedy trial under Article 21 would apply in UAPA cases as well.
By: Bhadra Sinha
ED’s supplementary complaint alleged the Jindal group routed money through shell firms and traded JSPL shares in high volumes at inflated premiums.
By: Bhadra Sinha
Maintenance of at least 1,000-cusec flow in river that supports nearly half the population among reasons for no new hydel projects on Alaknanda-Bhagirathi basin, govt tells top court.
By: Bhadra Sinha
Dismissing pleas that claimed EC was legally not empowered, top court said SIR was traceable to the legal framework and satisfied the proportionality test.
By: Bhadra Sinha
Bhadra Sinha New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Wednesday upheld the legal validity of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral
By: Bhadra Sinha
The SC judgment that upheld SIR exercise legally valid broke down the issues presented before it into four legal questions, all of which were answered in ECI’s favour.
