Supreme MisinterpretationAmbedkar Didn’t Endorse a Time Limit for Caste‑Based Reservations. Why Did a Supreme Court Judge Claim He Did? The idea shapes the narrative that caste-based reservations are holding back development more than caste-based discrimination itself. By Amlan Sarkar
Degree of LawPeople Convicted of Crime Have a Right to Study: Allahabad High Court “Punishment given to any person should have been reformative and not prejudicial,” the court said. By Amlan Sarkar
Caught on FilmCasteist Social Media Videos Can Be Punishable Under SC/ST Act: Kerala HC While dismissing an anticipatory bail petition, the High Court expanded the scope of the Act, noting that "viewership has evolved in the digital age." By Amlan Sarkar
Not A Crime!Nothing Wrong With Wandering Around Streets Late at Night in a City Like Mumbai, Court Rules "Even if it [is] assumed that 01:30 a.m. is too late, then also w[a]ndering on the street is not an offence when there is no night curfew." By Devrupa Rakshit
Time To Change The Laws‘Rape Is Rape,’ Even If the Man Is the Husband: Karnataka HC The marital rape exemption leads to women being “treated as a subordinate to the husband, which concept abhors equality,” the court said. By Devrupa Rakshit
Colonial HangoverKerala HC Criticizes Indian Police’s Use of Abusive Language As Colonial Hangover “[Such behavior] is anathema to a civilized and cultured force and are the relic of the colonial subjugatory tactics.” By Devrupa Rakshit