Krishnadas Rajagopal is a Journalist at The Hindu. He specializes in law and legal affairs, covering themes such as criminal law, international laws, and the judicial system, with a focus on court proceedings and legal reform. He has been featured in Kasturi & Sons, Ltd, The Hindu, Influencing, and businessline.
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By: Krishnadas Rajagopal
‘We are satisfied that no case for review of the judgment dated November 13, 2025 is made out,' the Bench says
By: Krishnadas Rajagopal
The Convention expressly included both natural and artificial wetlands, whether permanent or temporary, without distinction, senior advocate Gopal Sankaranarayanan and advocate Anindita Mitra submitted for the petitioners
Supreme Court forms a panel to create an action plan in eight weeks for cleaning the polluted Yamuna River.
Court says EC can verify citizenship for inclusion or exclusion from voter list; it asks poll body to refer names of Bihar electors purged from rolls to Centre for adjudication under Citizenship Act
By: Krishnadas Rajagopal
The court concluded that the CCI acted outside its statutory authority by withdrawing the approval given to the Amazon-Future Coupons combination in 2019
The Supreme Court's May 21 clarification partially revives sedition proceedings under Section 124A for consenting accused persons; the direction creates disparity in the working of Section 124A and leaves accused caught between trial under an undecided law and indefinite limbo
By: Krishnadas Rajagopal
Court ruling emphasizes the importance of electoral roll integrity for ensuring free and fair elections in India. Syllabus classification
By: Krishnadas Rajagopal
The court zeroed in on the problem of “ad-hocism” in the NTA, and lack of “institutional memory and framework”.
Supreme Court extends TET qualification deadline for in-service teachers to August 2028, emphasizing children's educational future.
By: Krishnadas Rajagopal
A recent Supreme Court judgment highlights how migration-related vulnerabilities, outdated legal frameworks, and emerging digital threats continue to fuel human trafficking in India
