Supreme Court Order dated October 11, 2026: Stay on the detention of peaceful protesters and restoration of normal life in Delhi.
The Supreme Court on the protest against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar in Delhi held special hearing on Sunday, October 11, 2026. Justice Joymalya Bagchi and Justice V. Mohana’s bench gave clear instructions. Peaceful and unarmed protesters…
Police Powers: When can an arrest be made without a warrant?
Have you ever wondered how police arrest a person without court warrant? Many people believe that police can arrest whenever they want to. But this power in Indian law is limited and with conditions. The Indian Civil Security Code (BNSS) 2023,…
Legal Aid in India: Meaning, Constitutional Rights, NALSA & Eligibility
A daily wage worker is arrested, no savings, no connections, and no know how a courseroom works. The worker sits in lock-up for three days before someone tells him what he is accused. He can’t buy lawyer. He doesn’t even know he has a right to one. This…
CLAT Exam Pattern Changes and Importance of Analytical Skills
The Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) has never been an exam that rewards memorisation alone. But in recent years, the way students approach the test has started to change. Reading a passage carefully, understanding an argument and applying a principle…
Condonation of Delay Application under Section 5 – Ready Legal Draft (Free PDF)
Missed the filing deadline for your appeal or petition? Courts still give you a chance. Section 5 of the Limitation Act lets you request extra time if you show a genuine reason. This ready draft helps you prepare that application correctly. I created…
Delhi High Court Grants Bail in NDPS Case: CDR Alone Is Not Enough to Deny Liberty
Can authorities keep a person in jail simply because their name appears in someone else’s drug case? According to a recent Delhi High Court judgment, the answer is a firm no. In Rabiul v. State of NCT of Delhi (Bail Appln. 3224/2026), On August 11,…
Allahabad High Court Quashes NSA Detention of DU Student Activist, Orders Compensation
The Allahabad High Court recently delivered a strong order quashing the National Security Act (NSA) detention of Delhi University graduate and student activist Akriti Chaudhary. The court found serious flaws in the detention process linked to the Noida…
Supreme Court Quashes NEET Protest FIRs Under Article 142: Relief for Student Protesters
The Supreme Court of India made a decision on September 1 2026. The Court said that all FIRs connected to the NEET-UG protests that happened from July 20 to July 25 should be canceled. The group of judges used their powers under Article 142 of the…
Delhi High Court Tightens Entry Pass Rules for Law Interns
If you’re a law student planning an internship with an advocate at the Delhi High Court, pay close attention. A fresh circular has changed who can get an official entry pass or ID card. The High Court of Delhi issued Circular No. 2869 G-13/Genl. II/DHC…
Supreme Court Reduces Judicial Exam Practice Rule to 1 Year
If you are a law student or a fresh graduate planning to appear in the Civil Judge (Junior Division) examination, the last 15 months have been a rollercoaster. First, the Supreme Court said you need three years of practice before you can even sit for the…