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The case pertains to a writ petition challenging complaints of sexual harassment against Dr. Amit Kumar, Assistant Professor of Political Science at Bharati College, affiliated to the University of Delhi, and his compulsory retirement consequent thereon. Date of Judgment: July 17, 2025 Judge: Hon'ble Justice Subramanium Prasad #delhihighcourt #indianlaw #sexualharassment #POSH #delhiuniversity

Welcome to our latest episode where we dive deep into a landmark Supreme Court judgment reshaping India’s environmental law landscape. Discover how the Court clarified the powers of Pollution Control Boards under the Water and Air Acts to impose restitutionary damages and demand bank guarantees—not as penalties, but as vital preventive and compensatory measures to protect our environment. Whether...

In today’s episode, we dive deep into a landmark Supreme Court judgment that reaffirms the power of truthful testimony in sexual assault cases. Join us as we unravel the compelling facts, the courageous voice of a young victim, and the court’s steadfast stance on justice—even when physical evidence falls short. This is not just a legal battle; it’s a story of resilience, the strength of the law, a...

In this episode, we dive into a landmark Supreme Court judgment that redefines the boundaries of workplace compensation. When does a journey to work become part of the employment itself? Can an accident on the way to the job be covered under the Employees’ Compensation Act? Join us as we unpack the story of a night watchman’s tragic accident and the legal battle that followed, leading to a groundb...

In today’s episode, we dive into a gripping Supreme Court judgment that unravels the battle behind the scenes of Indian badminton’s biggest stars. When allegations of age fraud and falsified documents threatened to tarnish reputations and careers, the highest court weighed in on justice, abuse of process, and the power of institutional integrity. Join us as we explore the intriguing legal saga of...

What happens when an employee faces unexpected medical disqualification at work? Can the law protect their right to alternate employment? In this episode, we dive deep into the Supreme Court of India's groundbreaking verdict on the rights of disabled workers, focusing on the story of CH. Joseph—a driver declared unfit due to color blindness and prematurely retired without alternate employment....

Delve into the landmark Supreme Court judgment in Apeejay School vs. Dhriti Duggal, a pivotal case shaping fee regulation in private unaided schools. Discover how the court navigated the tussle over fee hikes, the role of regulatory committees, and the fine balance between school rights and protecting students from unreasonable fees. Whether you're a legal professional, student, or education e...

"Can a criminal complaint be  amended  after cognizance is taken?" 🤔 The Supreme Court in  Bansal Milk Chilling Centre v. Rana Milk Food Pvt. Ltd. (2025) has given a clear and practical ruling — cutting through two years of delay over a single word! 🥛➡️🧈 Tune in to this audio breakdown where I explain the facts, the legal issue, and why the Court restored the Trial Court’s order. Perf...

"Himachal’s Hills vs. Human Greed – Supreme Court Speaks Out!" 🚨  Fresh from the Supreme Court!  In a powerful order, the bench led by Justice J.B. Pardiwala and Justice R. Mahadevan not only dismissed a hotel company’s plea against Shimla’s  Green Area  notification — but also delivered a hard-hitting reality check to the State and the Union of India on the  ecological crisis in Himach...

The Supreme Court on 156(3) CrPC, Civil vs. Criminal Disputes & Successive FIRs!  🚨 Listen to the  landmark judgment in  Anurag Bhatnagar & Anr. vs. State (NCT of Delhi) & Anr.  (2025)  where the Apex Court examined: ✅ When can a Magistrate be approached directly under  156(3) CrPC ? ✅ Need for  application of mind  in FIR registration orders. ✅ Civil dispute or criminal offence —...

💼 Caught Over ₹500 – What the Supreme Court Said! In a case that began with a  petty bribe  nearly  21 years ago , the Supreme Court of India has delivered a judgment that every legal professional should read — not for the amount involved, but for the  principles it reinforces  under the  Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988 . The Court didn’t just decide whether accepting money without demanding i...

🎙 Fresh From the Supreme Court! Can a court grant you ownership based on adverse possession? Even if you never pleaded it in your case? 🤔 In this landmark judgment, the Supreme Court sets the record straight on why you must plead it first before claiming it on appeal. Tap ▶️ to listen to this detailed breakdown of Kishundeo Rout vs. Govind Rao (2025) #adversepossession #SupremeCourt

When possession, payments, and injunctions collide! The Supreme Court weighs in! 🏛️ Get the full story of this high-stakes property dispute where the apex court revisits the fundamentals of ex-parte injunctions under Order 39 Rule 3 CPC. 🎧 Tap to listen and understand how the SC balanced urgency with due process in Time City Infrastructure v. State of U.P. (2025)#exparteinjunctions #order39rule3...

Now we know who ‘XXX’ is! Listen to this judgement to know what court said. Summary of this judgement along with noteworthy points coming soon.

Hear how the apex court examines whether High Courts should liberally suspend fixed-term sentences during appeals; especially when long delays can make appeals pointless. Tune in for legal insights that shape the interpretation of justice and personal liberty!

Assistant Commissioner of Income Tax vs. Shelf Drilling Ron Tappmeyer Ltd. (2025 INSC 946) - the core issue is the interplay between Section 144C and Section 153 of the Income Tax Act, that is, does the time taken in the Dispute Resolution Panel process fall within the overall limitation period for assessment under Section 153, or is it an additional period?

Shikhar Chemicals vs. State of UP & Anr. (2025 INSC 945), where the Supreme Court faced a unique legal and institutional challenge. The central question before the Court was whether to reconsider its own extraordinary directives concerning a High Court judge, issued in a previous order, after a written request from the Chief Justice of India. This case highlights the delicate balance between judic...

Brij Bihari Gupta vs. Manmet & Ors. (2025 INSC 948) - The central legal question before the Supreme Court was to determine liability for a motor vehicle accident: should the insurer indemnify the registered owner when the vehicle's possession was transferred to another party via an agreement, but the registration was not changed?. The court's decision in this case clarifies the responsibilities of...

In this Supreme Court decision, the central issue was how to fairly determine compensation for the death of a minor in a motor accident. The Court clarified the approach to assessing income, multiplier, and permissible heads under Pranay Sethi, ultimately restoring the Tribunal’s award. Listen to the full judgment audio for this important ruling on “just compensation” under the Motor Vehicles Act.

When an insurance policy is cancelled due to a dishonoured premium cheque, and this is intimated before the accident, can the insurer still be compelled to pay third-party compensation? The Court balanced strict contract law with “pay and recovery” principles, protecting victims while allowing the insurer to recover from the owner. 🎙 Listen to the full judgment audio here.

This is not just another case. This is the one that shatters gender barriers in Indian Army recruitment. 💪👩⚖️ Hear how the Supreme Court in Arshnoor Kaur vs Union of India (2025) called out indirect discrimination, championed merit over gender, and opened doors for a fair & truly gender-neutral selection in the Army’s JAG Branch. 🎧 Listen now and know why this is a game-changer for equality in...

To understand post - conviction bail jurisprudence, listen to this audio. The Apex Court has set aside bail granted to a convict under the POCSO Act, slamming High Court for granting suspension of sentence without proper reasoning.

When a Jail Officer crosses the line from lawkeeper to lawbreaker, listen to what the Apex court has its say! 🚨 Listen to the gripping case of Gurdeep Singh v. State of Punjab (2025) where the Court unravels a shocking conspiracy to free an undertrial.

This audio case file from a judgement of Supreme Court of India details an appeal regarding a  rape case (S.376 IPC)  that involved allegations of  sexual intercourse based on a false promise to marry . The  appellant, Amol Bhagwan Nehul , sought to quash the criminal proceedings against him, arguing the relationship was consensual and the complaint was malicious. The Court  reviewed the facts , i...