Month: May 2019

Supreme Court, as they say, is ‘Supreme’ not because it is infallible but because it is ‘final’. However, in a number of cases, we find that more confusion than clarity has been created by the Supreme Court. Be it regarding the management quota in the or even reservations in the government jobs.   On the issue…

Freedom of speech and expression is a sacrosanct fundamental right of every India, and it cannot be compromised under any circumstances. It can, however, be restricted only in the cases as enumerated in the Constitution of India. This has again been reaffirmed by the recent Supreme Court judgement in ‘Yashwant Sinha and others vs Central…