‘Husband Not Master Of Wife’, Says SC As It Strikes Down 158-Year-Old Adultery Law
The bench also said that adultery can be a ground for divorce but cannot be a criminal offence.
Tinder’s New Feature Gives Women More Control Over Dating, And We’re Here For It
The dating app will launch the India-exclusive feature — called 'My Move' — which will provide women with an extra layer of protection before men start talking to them
Why Kids At This Delhi School Refuse To Go Home After Classwork
From skating to cooking, the kids are free to do what they want after school hours. The Adda offers six learning hubs to students, free of cost.
Congress IT Head Divya Spandana Booked Under Sedition Over Tweet On PM Modi
Divya posted a photoshopped image of PM Modi with a hashtag “Chor PM Chup Hai”.
‘No More Spam’, Twitter’s Looking At The Bright Side After SC’s Aadhaar Verdict
The Supreme Court has delivered its verdict on Aadhaar pronouncing the unique identity number as constitutionally valid
UP Cops Assault Woman Over ‘Love Jihad’, Since Consenting Adults Are Now Unsanskari
The cops were later suspended.
Yes For PAN Cards, No For Bank Accounts: How The SC Aadhaar Verdict Will Affect You
The court struck down Section 57 of the Aadhaar Act of 2016, thereby making it unconstitutional for private companies to seek Aadhaar numbers from citizens.
Why Are So Many Cases Piling Up In Our Courts? Law Ministry Has The Answer
Against the approved strength of 22,474 individuals, the working strength of the lower judiciary is 16,726. Even the Supreme Court is short of six judges.