Calcutta High Court Denies Ad-Interim Bail to Law Student Over Allegedly Blasphemous Social Media Post
In a recent case, the Calcutta High Court declined to grant ad-interim bail to law student Sharmistha Panoli, who had approached the court challenging her arrest and subsequent remand to 14 days of judicial custody. The matter arose following her social media posts
Trump Administration Halts Student Visa Appointments, Expands Social Media Vetting
US Suspends Student Visa Appointments Amid Plans for Stricter Social Media Screening
Global Outcry Over Israeli Troops Firing Near Diplomatic Delegation in Occupied West Bank
**Meta Description:** Global backlash after Israeli troops fire near diplomats in Jenin, raising concerns over safety and military actions in the West Bank.
India’s Suspension of Indus Waters Treaty: Legal Grounds and Global Ramifications
Following the terror attack in Pahalgam on April 22, the Government of India (GOI) initiated multiple countermeasures against Pakistan, notably suspending the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) of 1960. This decision, conditional upon Pakistan ceasing support for cross-border terrorism, has drawn international attention. Pakistan
Duterte in ICC Custody for Drug War Killings
ICC arrests former Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte for crimes against humanity over deadly drug war. He awaits trial in The Hague.
Supreme Court: NDPS Offence Stands Even If Substance Is Not in NDPS Rules Schedule
Supreme Court holds that possession of Buprenorphine Hydrochloride is punishable under NDPS Act, even if not listed in NDPS Rules Schedule I.
Conflict, Ceasefires & Controversy
Red Cross Slams IDF Over Deadly Strike on Gaza Medics The Red Cross has strongly condemned Israel after 15 medics were killed in Gaza by Israeli forces. The IDF initially claimed the convoy approached suspiciously and posed a threat, but later admitted its
Are Summaries of copyrighted books infringe the rights of the copyright holder?
The issue of whether audio summaries infringe the exclusive rights of a copyright owner is an integral question that arose in the case of Pocket FM v/s Kuku FM where Kuku FM provides audio book summary of books which copyrights are owned by
Delhi High Court Orders Removal of ‘Captain Blue’ Trademark for Deceptive Similarity with Diageo’s ‘Captain Morgan’
Delhi HC directs removal of 'Captain Blue' mark from registry, citing deceptive similarity with Diageo's 'Captain Morgan' brand.
India Justice Report 2025 Reveals Stark Gaps in Gender, Infrastructure, and Funding Across Justice System
The India Justice Report 2025 highlights major gaps in gender representation, infrastructure, and funding across police, judiciary, prisons, and legal aid, urging urgent reforms in justice delivery.