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JUDICIAL ERRORS IN INDIA
Misleading, erroneous: CBSE response to Rahul Gandhi's allegation OSM contract given to scam-infested firmThe Central Board of Secondary Education has denied claims of irregularities in awarding a contract to Coempt Edutech. Congress leader Rahu...- Rahul Gandhi alleges ‘calculated conspiracy’ in CBSE OSM row, seeks probeCongress leader Rahul Gandhi has demanded a judicial probe and a Special Investigation Team into the CBSE On-Screen Marking system. He ques...
- 'Shocking order' passed by court shakes people's faith in judiciary: SCThe Supreme Court has strongly criticized a Gujarat High Court order. The High Court had directed the in-charge chairman of the Gujarat Rev...
- West Asia crisis a balance of payments stress test, India better placed to navigate: NageswaranIndia's Chief Economic Advisor V. Anantha Nageswaran described the West Asia crisis as a "live balance of payments stress test" impacting i...
- Chip, chip, chipping away: Are GoI & Election Commission rewriting poll rules unilaterally and putting democracy in peril?A proposed change to Lok Sabha seats and issues with voter roll revisions raise concerns. Independent institutions, like the Election Commi...
- Constant AI labelling, lasting pain: Why govt's label mandate could reshape social mediaIndia's MeitY is proposing a significant new rule for social media platforms. Platforms must now display labels on synthetic content contin...
- Top 10 winners get Rs 10,000 each: Income Tax Dept organises quiz on Income Tax Act, 2025 with cash prizesThe Income Tax Department is hosting a quiz on the new Income Tax Act, 2025. This initiative aims to boost citizen awareness of the taxatio...
- 58% surges in Insurance Ombudsman cases: 4 reforms to fix the backlog before it breaksThe Insurance Ombudsman serves as a guardian of trust for the industry and has resolved thousands of disputes for policyholders. But a grow...
- No more technical escapes? Finance Bill 2026 pushes taxpayers to fight cases on meritsThe Finance Bill 2026 introduces significant changes to tax litigation in India. Tax cases will now be decided based on facts and merits, m...
- The cat is out of bag: Mamata Banerjee over BJP rubber stamp on EC letter rowWest Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has alleged that a BJP rubber stamp on an Election Commission communication proves the party con...
- Mamata Banerjee questions midnight voter list, slams poll bodyWest Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has raised serious questions regarding the Election Commission of India's impartiality. She ques...
- Chapter on 'judicial corruption': NCERT apologises, Class 8 textbook to be rewrittenNCERT has apologized for inappropriate content in a Class 8 textbook. The chapter discussed judicial corruption. The Supreme Court strongly...
- Judicial leadership suffers when judges pretend to be perfect: CJI Surya KantChief Justice Surya Kant highlighted that the integrity of judicial leadership diminishes when judges fail to acknowledge their own shortco...
- Fake court citations, real punishments: How AI mistakes are landing lawyers in trouble worldwideCourts globally are penalising lawyers for submitting fake legal citations generated by AI, emphasizing that AI errors do not excuse profes...
- AI-driven digitisation errors causing widespread hardship during SIR: Mamata Banerjee to CECWest Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has written to the Chief Election Commissioner, alleging that AI-driven digitisation errors in t...
- When the state errs, let it compensateA Kerala man was acquitted by the Supreme Court after wrongly serving jail time in a double murder case. India currently lacks a law for co...
- View: Judicial reform should be rooted in empirical evidence, not political prattleAIJS, cloaked as a judicial reform, is, however, a political gimmick that aims to transfer the recruitment and appointment of district judg...
- RSS condemns Sarabjit Singh's killingSangh founthead RSS today condemned the murderous attack on Sarabjit Singh, calling it is an open assault on India's Constitution.
- Review petitions not favourable to courts, though they accept human fallibilityCourts generally don't look favourably at review petitions though they accept the philosophy of human fallibility.
- Court as panaceaThe Supreme Court’s incursions into the executive’s domain will harm everyone.
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