
Kanu Sarda serves as Senior Special Correspondent at The Week, leveraging her robust legal background - holding LLB and LLM degrees - to cover legal issues. With over 17 years of experience in court reporting, Kanu has honed her skills in deciphering complex legal terminology and judgments. But her interests go beyond the courtrooms. She also covers national issues. She may be reached at @sardakanu_law
The syndicate targeted Indian victims with fake job, investment, and gaming scams, funneling the illicit funds through a complex web of 216 mule bank accounts, shell companies, and overseas fintech platforms
The court has also issued notices to the Centre, the UP government, and the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust while agreeing to examine pleas for a CBI investigation
Preventive detention laws won’t go anytime soon. The problem lies with execution, argue experts, who call for stronger procedural safeguards
Kandhari says while AI, digital platforms and blended learning will increasingly shape classrooms, technology cannot compensate for an inadequate student-teacher ratio
The SC ruling comes at a time when lawyers, law firms, and even judicial officers are increasingly experimenting with AI tools to summarise lengthy judgments, draft pleadings, and to speed up legal research
A Delhi court has ordered disciplinary proceedings against investigating officers of the Delhi Police for fundamental failures in a murder investigation
DMK alleged that Vijay's remarks and his proposed interaction with the families of those killed in the stampede could influence witnesses
The passport controversy reveals a reality that has become impossible to ignore: there is no single document serving as definitive proof of Indian citizenship
The apex court's decision on the alleged honeymoon murder case does not automatically mean Sonam will be taken back into custody, highlighting the difference between staying a bail order and cancelling bail
Efforts to intimidate and single out Judge Tabassum Khan will not be entertained, they said, while underlining that orders must be challenged before appellate courts
The book recounts the author's journey through higher education, public life and international academic engagement
In Vijay Tankha's latest book, the Greek philosophy scholar unpacks the Socratic method, and more...
Thanks to government policy and scientific intervention, Bhaderwah’s lavender fields have become the epicentre of India’s Purple Revolution. The next step: going global
The Additional Sessions Judge found that the magistrate had essentially copied reasoning from another judgment involving the same parties
These governance bottlenecks lead to significant budget overruns and operational inefficiencies, undermining the region's strong project execution capabilities
The THE WEEK Education Conclave 2026 highlighted a shift from syllabus completion to nurturing critical thinking and emotional intelligence
This ruling supports the Centre's decision to temporarily ban Telegram ahead of the NEET-UG re-test, a move justified by concerns over the spread of fake question papers and misinformation
The government's rationale for the block centers on Telegram's alleged misuse by criminal and extremist groups, citing difficulties in regulation due to its architecture, including features that facilitate rapid content replication and anonymous operations
Coempt doubled down that it had never been blacklisted by any board, university or government authority
Former Rajya Sabha MP Naresh Gujral, son of I.K. Gujral, allegedly lost nearly ₹7.8 crore in a sophisticated WhatsApp impersonation scam
On Wednesday, the Delhi High Court issued notice on Telegram's plea challenging the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology's (MeitY) blocking order
The court found prima facie evidence of consent obtained through deception, emphasising the distinction between a genuine promise and a false one from the outset
India escalates fight against cyber fraud with unprecedented Telegram measures
The Supreme Court dismissed the petition filed by Natarajan challenging the rejection of her nomination papers on June 9 by the MP Returning Officer following BJP objections
Athar speaks not just about examinations and ranks but about self-doubt, discipline and the human side of public service
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