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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Aug 23, 2026
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How CJP’s legal acumen became its greatest weapon (opens the original)
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The Cockroach Janta Party might have been born from a courtroom remark, but its evolution is being shaped by something more consequential than its provocative name—a small group of legally trained minds who understand how the judiciary and constitutional institutions work, and where they can be questioned. Lawyers are not merely brought in after arrests or FIRs; legal understanding is being built into the movement’s strategy before protesters take to the streets. At the centre of this are Ratna
Do more complaints mean worse health insurance? What the latest data really shows (opens the original)
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Does a higher number of complaints against a health insurer necessarily mean a poorer grievance experience for its customers? Not always, Grant Thornton Bharat suggests a new analysis of India's standalone health insurance sector, which finds that complaint numbers can look very different when measured against the size of an insurer's policy base. The analysis of the top five standalone health insurers (SAHIs) for FY26 found that retail health grievance intensity varied sharply across the indust
NALSAR row: Young lawyers, CJP take protest to Bar Council of India's door (opens the original)
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Lawyers protested outside the BCI HQ demanding Chairman Manan Kumar Mishra's resignation Despite an apology from the BCI Chairman, calls for his resignation persist It is fueled by perceived inaction on lawyer welfare and controversial BCI directives A group of lawyers on Thursday protested outside the Bar Council of India (BCI) headquarters in New Delhi, demanding the resignation of Chairman Manan Kumar Mishra over the council’s now-withdrawn directive barring the enrolment of the 2026 graduati
No injury needed for acid attack conviction, says Delhi Court (opens the original)
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Vinita, living separately from her husband Sanoj Yadav due to domestic abuse, slammed her front gate shut just as he tried to throw acid at her face The court convicted Yadav under IPC Section 326B, which criminalises the attempt to throw acid The judge stated that an "actual injury is not necessary" for a conviction A woman slammed shut her front gate just in time, stopping acid from reaching her face. Four years later, a Saket court has held that the few seconds that saved her from disfigureme
Fast-track courts for exam fraud: A real solution or a rush to justice? (opens the original)
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Every year, millions of students place their faith in a single examination. That faith has been shaken once again by fresh allegations surrounding the NEET-UG examination, reopening uncomfortable questions about the integrity of India’s largest entrance test. This time, though, the government’s response carries a different tone. The new law provides for stringent punishment and seeks to ensure that investigations and prosecutions are handled in a coordinated and time-bound manner. Determined to
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