Nalini Sharma is the Head of the Legal Bureau for India Today and Business Today. With a focus on national issues in India, Nalini's articles cover a wide range of topics including landmark court verdicts, criminal laws, legal cases, and political controversies. Her work has also been featured in the Cureus Journal of Medical Science.
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Nalini Sharma's coverage heavily focuses on legal policy, regulation, and government announcements in India. Her articles predominantly cover Supreme Court verdicts, court cases, and legal judgments related to Indian politics and governance.
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By: Ajmal Abbas, Nalini Sharma
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud warned against the danger of selective demolitions as acts of reprisal and called for accountability of state officials involved in such actions. He argued that this unlawful 'bulldozer justice' should lead to disciplinary and criminal actions.
By: Nalini Sharma
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud warned against the danger of selective demolitions as acts of reprisal and called for accountability of state officials involved in such actions. He argued that this unlawful 'bulldozer justice' should lead to disciplinary and criminal actions.
By: Nalini Sharma
Justice DY Chandrachud’s tenure as Chief Justice marked a period of significant administrative transformation for the Supreme Court over the past seven years, with greater transparency, technological advancement, and increased public engagement.
By: Nalini Sharma, Sahil Sinha
Chief Justice of India (CJI) Sanjiv Khanna faces landmark cases on sedition, marital rape, caste surveys and the Election Commissioners Act, with decisions poised to shape public trust in the Indian judiciary.
By: Nalini Sharma, Srishti Ojha, Ajmal Abbas
The former RAW officer contended that his personal details, including his address, background, and photographs, have been published worldwide, exposing him to a serious and imminent threat to his life.
By: Nalini Sharma
Gautam Adani bribery case: US prosecutors indicted Gautam Adani and 7 others for allegedly paying Rs 2,029 crore in bribes to Indian government officials for securing solar power contracts. What is the case?
A US indictment, issued by a grand jury, initiates federal criminal proceedings based on probable cause. Amid reports of US authorities probing the Adani Group for securities law violations, the possibility of such an indictment has drawn attention.
Arrest warrant against Gautam Adani was unsealed in US court last month This is a developing story. It will be updated.
By: Nakul Ahuja, Nalini Sharma
The government informed the Allahabad High Court that the issue of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's alleged dual citizenship is under consideration and the case would be heard on December 19.
By: Nalini Sharma
The One Nation One Election bill has sparked a significant legal and constitutional debate across the country, particularly concerning its implications on federalism, the basic structure of the Constitution, and the principles of democracy.
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