The cause of justice must be promoted to reach the common man.

In matters of ascertaining and establishing evidence in international crimes, DNA evidence would assist Indian law in clinching the culprit.

DNA testing may be attempted to rebut the said statutory presumption arising under the Act.

Marriages in vain abroad cannot  be remedied or dissolved in India if they are not within the ambit of Indian law.

If Punjab can make the start, other jurisdictions will follow. A positive start is needed.

The cause of justice must be promoted to reach the common man.

Clash of parallel matrimonial disputes in Indian and foreign courts can easily be avoided by it.

It is now for countrymen to adapt to the proposed beneficial law and make it workable as for Births and Deaths.

The iconic message, “as long as you did it to one of these My least brethren, you did it to Me,” of the Missionaries of Charity (MoC),...

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“There’s music in the sighing of a reed; There’s music in the gushing of a rill; There’s music in all things, if men had ears; There’s...

For nearly four hundred years colonial and apartheid rulers in South Africa banished those they regarded as political trouble makers or...

Foreign Indian residents across the seas must get an opportunity to go to the hustings.

Chief Justice Dr  DY Chandrachud of the Supreme Court of India, (hereinafter Dr Chandrachud ) recently inaugurated a lecture series that...

More human lives cannot be put to stake. We must learn from Iraq.

Work places could provide special rooms or play rooms in crèches for children of working mothers.

Article 143 of the Constitution provides the most wholesome solution.

Punjab and Haryana High Court dismissing two separate petitions claiming protection of life and liberty declined protection two runaway...

State of Punjab can no longer afford to be a silent spectator and must act to enforce and implement powers in its domain without surrender.

It is therefore time that the Government plans the agenda of its next PBD with the eye on the heart of the NRI and not on his pocket.