Haryana Human Rights Commission intervenes after a Gurgaon resident with end-stage renal disease alleges discriminatory denial of parking, terming it a violation of his right to life with dignity. The DC must submit a report by Feb 18.
Karnataka High Court directs state bar council to restore advocate's registration, ruling that refusal amounts to an unconstitutional restriction on the fundamental right to practice. Read the full judgment details.
Non-Resident Indians are increasingly opting for Tata AIA's Param Raksha Life Pro plan, combining life insurance with investment for long-term financial planning and security.
Supreme Court rules passport authorities cannot deny renewal to an accused if courts allow it. Landmark judgment upholds right to life and liberty under Article 21. Details inside.
Himachal Pradesh High Court orders immediate closure of a Kangra poultry farm operating 50 metres from homes, ruling the right to a clean environment outweighs the right to livelihood. Read the full legal analysis.
As India's Supreme Court intervenes, the Right to be Forgotten debate intensifies, pitting digital dignity against the public's right to know. Explore the new frontier of privacy.
Allahabad High Court imposes heavy cost on state for illegal demolition, calls it a 'very sorry state of affairs'. Justice Alok Mathur orders land restoration and probe against officials.
A PIL before Delhi High Court challenges 18% GST on air purifiers, calling them a necessity, not luxury. It seeks reclassification as medical devices to slash tax to 5% for public health.
Bombay High Court directs urgent measures for Kanjurmarg dumping site, stating odour pollution violates citizens' fundamental right to breathe fresh air under Article 21. Details inside.
Madras High Court halts demolition of century-old cemetery, ruling right to life includes dignity in death. Bishop's authority not absolute over sacred burial grounds. Read the landmark order.
Punjab & Haryana High Court directs Bathinda police to assess threat and protect a live-in couple, reaffirming the constitutional right to life and liberty. Read the landmark order.
Supreme Court rules that govt cannot deny passport renewal to an accused if the trial court gives a no-objection certificate. Liberty is the state's first obligation, says bench.
Supreme Court rules right to travel abroad & hold a passport are facets of personal liberty under Article 21. Landmark judgment impacts passport impoundment cases. Read details.
Explore how AI in 2025 influences dating, work, and creativity, while we cover Kerala's film fest, Mumbai's music event, and the right to disconnect debate. Read more.
Punjab State Human Rights Commission takes suo motu notice as Chandigarh's AQI crosses 400. Calls for urgent action report from pollution body. Details inside.
The NHRC has directed the Jharkhand administration to investigate the death of a 19-year-old pregnant woman due to alleged delayed medical care in Gumla. A report must be submitted within two weeks.
Bengaluru HR leaders advocate for a 'Right to Disconnect' policy to combat after-hours work communication, aiming to reduce burnout and improve work-life balance in India's tech capital.
The Supreme Court will speak with parents before deciding on a plea for passive euthanasia for their 31-year-old son in a vegetative state. A landmark case for end-of-life rights in India.
The National Medical Commission directs colleges to include legible prescription writing in curriculum, following a court ruling linking it to the Right to Health. Read the full story.
Delhi High Court declares electricity a fundamental right under Article 21. Justice Mini Pushkarna rules power cannot be denied due to pending tenant-landlord disputes. Read the landmark judgment details.
NCP (SP)'s Supriya Sule introduces a bill for an employees' welfare authority, granting the right to disconnect from work after hours. Could this law redefine India's work culture?
MP Supriya Sule's Right to Disconnect Bill proposes to legally free Indian employees from after-hours work calls and emails, aiming to combat burnout and democratise the workplace. Could this be the reform India's workforce needs?
MP Supriya Sule introduces a bill granting Indian employees the legal right to ignore work calls & emails after hours. Will it end the 'always on' culture? Read more.
Lok Sabha MP Supriya Sule introduces a Bill to protect employees from after-hours work demands, sparking a debate on work-life balance in India. Learn the key provisions and what industry leaders think.
India's proposed Right to Disconnect Bill aims to protect employees from after-hours work calls. Learn what it entails, its legal journey, and chances of becoming law. Read more.
NCP MP Supriya Sule introduces a bill to protect employees from work calls after hours, proposing fines for companies. Learn about the key provisions for work-life balance.
MP Supriya Sule introduces a bill granting employees the legal right to disconnect after work hours, aiming to protect mental health and set digital boundaries. Explore the key provisions and penalties.
MP Supriya Sule introduces a Private Member's Bill in Lok Sabha, proposing a legal 'right to disconnect' from work emails and calls after hours to combat burnout and 'info-obesity'.
NCP MP Supriya Sule tables a Private Members' Bill for a 'right to disconnect' law, aiming to protect employees from after-hours work calls and emails. Shashi Tharoor introduces a complementary bill to cap work hours.
Punjab & Haryana High Court rules an accused's right to a fair trial, including access to police call records, prevails over officials' privacy. Landmark decision sets precedent for evidence collection.