A US journalist, Thomas Pauken II, faces charges for allegedly acting as an unregistered agent for China. Federal authorities claim he prep...

The U.S. Supreme Court is reviewing significant cases. These cases cover voting rights, presidential authority, immigration policies, and g...

Where family arrangements are involved, they must comply with legal conditions, including joint ownership where required. Informal arrangem...

A Bengaluru RTO officer unlawfully seized Mr. Rama's demo car, leading to a zero FIR and charges of fraud. The Karnataka High Court quashed...

Following Russia's retreat from Kherson, museum director Alina Dotsenko discovered thousands of artworks missing, with nearly 10,000 pieces...

The Union Cabinet has approved a Bill to repeal 71 outdated laws. These laws are no longer needed in the statute books. The move aims to si...

Whether Section 124A is removed from the statute books or amended to prevent gross misuse, the process of reaching that decision must be op...

The move is in line with the government's thinking to clean up the statute book. There are many redundant and old laws or provisions that h...

The Repealing and Amending (Fourth) Bill, 2015 will be introduced in Lok Sabha for annulling 295 Acts which have been declared as redundant.

The exercise is being undertaken by the law ministry in line with PM Modi's agenda to do away with "archaic" laws that were "hindering gove...

Singh finds himself booked under a provision of the Prevention of Corruption Act that he had wanted to be removed from the statute book.

Government is set to bring a new bill in Parliament this week to repeal another set of obsolete laws, including Railways Appropriation Acts.

The government has identified over a thousand archaic laws which can be sent to the chopping block in the comings days to clear statute boo...

"We are consulting the FinMin. I have asked my department to take a considered legal view on repealing these Appropriation Acts," Prasad sa...

One of the laws recommended for repeal dates back to 1836. Several others recommended for revoking belong to period dating from 1838 to 189...

The home ministry is in the process of effacing Section 309 of the Indian Penal Code as recommended by the Law Commission.

It may be worthwhile to beat the babus to the statute books and figure out which other (c)laws are just waiting to spring out.