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03/09/2026

⚖️ Supreme Court just made room for four more judges.

The Supreme Court (Number of Judges) Amendment Act, 2026 increases the maximum number of judges from 33 to 37, excluding the Chief Justice of India.
That means the total sanctioned strength is now:
37 judges + CJI = 38

20/08/2026

18/08/2026

Pleased to share our latest article published in LiveLaw:
Justice isn’t just about rules. It’s about people. ⚖️

“Gender Sensitivity is Compassion: Writing Judgments with Empathy”
Judgments do more than decide cases—they shape lives, perceptions, and society. Gender-sensitive and compassionate judicial writing can make justice not only fair, but also more inclusive and humane.

In this article, we explore why empathy and gender sensitivity matter in the way judgments are written and how the language of law can contribute to a more just society.

✍️ Co-authored with Aditya Ashok
📖 Read the full article on LiveLaw.in

https://www.livelaw.in/articles/gender-sensitivity-compassion-writing-judgments-546170

16/08/2026

Kerala just got a name update? 👀
KERALA → KERALAM
Same State. Same borders. New official name loading… ⏳
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15/08/2026

🚨 MYTH vs REALITY: Bailable & Non-Bailable Offences

❌ MYTH: A non-bailable offence means “NO BAIL”.

✅ REALITY: “Non-bailable” does NOT mean that bail can never be granted. It means that bail is not available as a matter of right and the competent court considers the facts and circumstances of the case before deciding whether bail should be granted.

⚖️ In a bailable offence, bail is generally available as a matter of right, subject to the applicable law and procedure.

In a non-bailable offence, factors such as the seriousness and nature of the offence, the circumstances of the case, the possibility of influencing witnesses, and other relevant factors may be considered while deciding bail.

👉 So, remember: Non-bailable ≠ No Bail.

Know the law. Don’t rely on myths. ⚖️

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09/08/2026

India’s social protection system has transformed significantly over the last decade.

Our latest article in Hindustan Times – HT Insight, “India Has Tripled Social Protection in One Decade,” explores this important transformation and what it means for India’s journey towards inclusive development.

The expansion of social protection goes beyond numbers. It represents a broader effort to provide citizens with greater financial security, healthcare access, pension support and social safety nets.

As India continues its growth journey, building systems that ensure the benefits of development reach the most vulnerable sections of society will remain critical.

I am pleased to have co-authored this piece with Aditya Ashok, Public Policy Professional, and grateful to Hindustan Times for the opportunity to contribute to this conversation.

Read the full article:
India Has Tripled Social Protection in One Decade — HT Insight⁠

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06/08/2026

Never pay token money without a written agreement. ⚠️

A small payment made in a hurry can lead to a big legal dispute later.

Before paying any token amount, make sure the terms are clearly documented and legally protected.

Watch this video to understand why a written agreement matters and how it can save you from unnecessary litigation.

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03/08/2026

OpEd published in Hindustan Times, Co authored by Aditya Ashok
“Time to Prepare for an Elderly Population”

As India moves towards becoming an ageing society, the conversation must shift from merely increasing life expectancy to ensuring dignity, healthcare, financial security, and social inclusion for every senior citizen. Preparing today will determine how well we care for the generations that built our nation.

Grateful to Hindustan Times for publishing our work.

01/08/2026

Can the police refuse to register an FIR because the incident occurred elsewhere?

We explain how a Zero FIR allows a cognizable offence to be reported at any police station and later transferred to the appropriate jurisdiction.
Know your rights. Report first, transfer later.
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