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The Judiciary in India may turn into a dictator. The Supreme Court Judge P Sathasivam said that the �tool of judicial activism� should be used carefully by the judges, failing which the Supreme Court could turn into a �tyrant institution�....
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Why should we be surprised if our judges need to judged? The people of India have only the judiciary to turn to for all other institutions have failed us. Recently, the...
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Politicians these days do not like the judiciary. Public Interest Litigations and judicial activism have won the hearts of the people. While politicians are mostly seen...
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After the episode of sentencing Mid-Day journalists for writing against former CJI, a question arose among the intellectuals in the country that which institution, in...
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A parliamentary standing committee has submitted a report on the Judges (Inquiry) Bill and recommended the immediate introduction of quotas for SCs, STs and OBCs in...
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