The Supreme Court to hear petitions challenging the Agnipath Recruitment Scheme for the armed forces. The Union Government unveiled the new ‘Agnipath’ recruiting strategy for the armed forces on June 14th, 2022. The programme aims to attract young individuals between the ages of 17 and 23 to serve in the military services for four years.
Gender equality in the Indian Armed Forces has been discussed and debated for several years. Women have been serving in the Indian Armed Forces since 1992, but the scope of their roles has been limited. Women were initially only allowed to do non-combat roles, such as medical, legal, and education services. However, in recent years,
Supreme Court declines to entertain PIL, says issue within the policy domain The Supreme Court on Friday disposed of a plea seeking menstrual pain leave for female students and working women across India while allowing petitioners to make a representation before the Central government [Shailendra Mani Tripathi v. Union of India]. A Bench of Chief Justice
The Rajya Sabha in Winter session 2022 approved the New Delhi International Arbitration Centre (Amendment) Bill, 2022, which modifies the New Delhi International Arbitration Center Act. The Act establishes the New Delhi International Arbitration Centre and names it a nationally significant institution. The International Centre for Alternative Dispute Resolution was succeeded by the New Delhi
The Delhi High Court in the case of [Sanjay Pandey v Directorate of Enforcement] Wherein, Justice Jasmeet Singh held that phone calls cannot be recorded without the consent of an individual under Article 21 of the Indian Constitution, and guaranteed the demand of right to privacy. In the case of [KS Puttaswamy v Union Of
The Calcutta High Court in the case of [Asit Kumar Palit vs State of West Bengal] wherein, Justice Rajasekhar Mantha held that the old parents were not feeling comfortable to live with their son and daughter-in-law and lodged an FIR (First Information Report) against them at local Police Station, under the provision of Indian Penal
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