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15/08/2026

🇮🇳 Celebrating the freedom, unity, and spirit that define India.

This Independence Day, let us remember the sacrifices that shaped our nation and reaffirm our commitment to building a stronger, more just and inclusive India.

Happy Independence Day! 🇮🇳✨

12/08/2026

⚖️ RIGHT TO BE FORGOTTEN: Should the Internet Ever Forget?

In the digital age, information may remain searchable long after the circumstances that created it have faded away. But does an individual have a right to move on from their digital past?
The Right to Be Forgotten (RTBF) raises a fundamental constitutional question: how do we balance privacy and digital dignity with freedom of speech, public interest, transparency and open justice?

The recent Delhi High Court judgment in Laksh Vir Singh Yadav v. Union of India & Connected Matters brings renewed attention to this debate, particularly in the context of digital access to judicial records.

🔹 RTBF is not an absolute right.
🔹 De-indexing is not the same as deletion.
🔹 Judicial records cannot simply disappear because a person's name becomes searchable.
🔹 Courts must consider the nature of information, harm, public interest, open justice and the least restrictive measure.

Ultimately, the question is not simply whether the internet should forget—but how law can protect digital dignity without compromising society's right to know.

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10/08/2026

⚖️ SC/ST RESERVATION & THE “CREAMY LAYER” DEBATE

The Union Government has opposed introducing an income-based “creamy layer” exclusion within SC/ST reservations, arguing before the Supreme Court that the concept of creamy layer was developed in the context of OBC reservations and should not automatically be extended to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes.
The issue comes amid the continuing legal debate following the Supreme Court’s 2024 judgment in State of Punjab v. Davinder Singh, where the Court allowed sub-classification within SC/ST categories and several judges discussed the need to identify and exclude the “creamy layer.”

The Union Government has now told the Court that SC/ST reservation is not merely an income-based measure and that the social and historical dimensions of caste-based disadvantage must be considered.
The larger constitutional question is:
Should economic advancement within SC/ST communities affect eligibility for reservation benefits?

Or should reservation continue to address caste-based historical disadvantage and inadequate representation, irrespective of income?

The Supreme Court’s eventual decision could have significant implications for the future architecture of reservation policy in India.

Source: The Hindu (07.08.2026)

09/08/2026

Law is not about memorising sections. It’s about understanding the law. ⚖️📚

A Bare Act tells you what the law says.
A good legal education teaches you why it says it, how it works, and how courts interpret it.

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08/08/2026

07/08/2026

⚖️ Can politics become a ground for seeking legal protection?

The Supreme Court has refused interim relief to Mahua Moitra, observing that politics is not for the faint-hearted. The case highlights the delicate balance between political accountability, freedom of speech, and judicial intervention.

Law doesn't follow emotions—it follows constitutional principles.

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29/07/2026

🇮🇳 FCRA Amendment Bill, 2026 | Explained in Simple Terms

A major amendment to India's foreign funding law has been proposed—but what exactly is changing, and why is everyone talking about it?
In this carousel, you'll learn: 📌 What the FCRA Act, 2010 is

📌 Why the Amendment Bill, 2026 was introduced
📌 The biggest proposed changes
📌 Who may be affected if the Bill becomes law
📌 Why the Bill has become controversial
📌 Supporters' and critics' viewpoints
📌 Important exam points for CLAT, CUET, Judiciary, UGC NET & LL.B.

⚠️ Note: As of now, this is a Bill and not an Act. It has not yet become law, so stay updated with the latest parliamentary developments.

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27/07/2026

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22/07/2026

A courtroom is not just a place where laws are interpreted—it's where the State is reminded that every citizen, regardless of ideology, has constitutional rights.

The decision to allow medical treatment reflects a simple principle: human dignity cannot wait for political disagreements to end. Whether you agree with Sonam Wangchuk's views or not, the rule of law demands that rights, health, and due process remain above politics. That is the true strength of a constitutional democracy. 🇮🇳⚖️

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