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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Top court says cannot decide course of investigation The Supreme Court on Monday refused to question the choice of people arrested during
You're reading this article from The Supreme Court on Monday directed the State of Uttar Pradesh to file a status report on the ongoing
By: Krishnadas Rajagopal
CBSE said 47.3% already offer two or more native Indian languages and 99.9% of schools already have at least one Indian language teacher
By: Krishnadas Rajagopal
SC questions the use of the colonially loaded term ‘native' in CBSE circular, says the push for three-language scheme may be in the spirit of the Constitutional goal to use Indian languages for official purposes
By: Krishnadas Rajagopal
The amendment would have a retrospective effect, which would allow victims with internal injuries which happened prior to May 22, 2026 to also claim benefits under the 2016 Act.
The Supreme Court has decided to examine a write petition for a framework to urgently set up Benches; the petition argues that in a system where executive power may operate at any hour, the protection of fundamental rights cannot remain constrained by the temporal boundaries of court schedules
Constitutional remedies must be accessible at all time, says petition in top court; Bench headed by CJI Kant says an SOP could be put in place to reduce ‘response time' to urgent requests for justice
By: Krishnadas Rajagopal
The petition seeks individual responsibility to be fixed for a failure which affected a large number of students in India and abroad; it lists several irregularities 'systematic negligence/failure resulting in a breach of duty of care'
By: Krishnadas Rajagopal
U.P. govt terms night safari an ‘ambitious, first-of-its-kind' project in the country, petitioner calls it commercial tourism in a reserve forest
By: Krishnadas Rajagopal
The Supreme Court has consistently discouraged the Executive from taking a hostile view of persons who wants to express their stand by fasting.
