Criminal defense reporter who covers bail hearings, trial strategies, and the lived reality of Indian criminal courts. She writes about what actually happens between charge sheet and judgment.
Supreme Court clarifies if a selected candidate has an automatic right to a job and when the government can re-check eligibility.
Criminal LawThe Supreme Court examines whether hanging, India's only legal method of execution since 1861, survives the Constitution's promise of a dignified death.
Criminal LawWhen India's top court bypassed special judges to speed up a trial, it raised a question: does the Supreme Court have power to ignore laws Parliament made? This 1988 case shows the collision.
Criminal LawA Supreme Court ruling shows how judges decide if you were truly protecting yourself—or just claiming to. Here's what it means if you're accused.
Family LawA 2015 Delhi court ruling settled it: daughters have the same right as sons to manage family property. Here's what changed and why it matters to you.