
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 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
Policymakers not only have to conduct exams more securely, they need to rethink what education itself should achieve
Resilience is essential for young Indians chasing ambitious dreams, said K. Rajalakshmi Menon, director general of aeronautical systems at DRDO
India's education sector is experiencing its "best phase" with technology-driven reforms and the National Education Policy fundamentally transforming learning opportunities, Singh said
The Regional Meteorological Centre (RMC) is the seventh such centre in the country and the first dedicated regional forecasting hub for Jammu and Kashmir
A Delhi court found that the complainant had failed to challenge a previous order that had already addressed the allegations, thus setting aside the magistrate's decision
President Droupadi Murmu approved the appointments of Justice Sheel Nagu, Justice Shree Chandrashekhar, Justice Sanjeev Sachdeva, Justice Arun Palli and senior advocate V. Mohana
In an exclusive chat with THE WEEK, anchored around her book, ‘The Constitution is My Home’, senior advocate Jaising talks about centralisation of power, the weakening of institutional safeguards and a creeping acceptance of the unconstitutional as routine
In ‘AI Nation: Bharat’s Path to AI Power’, Dr Ajay Kumar, chairman of the Union Public Service Commission, presents AI as a transformative force that will redefine governance, education and economic growth
The Supreme Court is seriously concerned about the NEET-UG paper leak, questioning the effectiveness of existing monitoring systems
The court underscored that such an exercise is essential to preserving the integrity of free and fair elections
The recurring issue of exam malpractice in India's education system, particularly with NEET, erodes student confidence and necessitates comprehensive reforms that go beyond mere technical adjustments
The historic Delhi Gymkhana Club is embroiled in a legal battle as members and employees challenge the Union government's directive to vacate its Lutyens' Delhi premises
The top court urged the media and those involved in the case to exercise restraint and allow the investigation to proceed as per the law
Indoor spaces in India, such as classrooms and public transport, are overlooked sites of disease transmission, according to a new book. Researchers say that India's buildings are not designed with infection control in mind
During the book launch, senior advocate Indira Jaising framed her lifelong engagement with the Constitution not as professional duty but as identity
Pronouncing the verdict on May 16, a Delhi Additional Sessions convicted Manjit Singh, alias Manni, for killing his sister Bimla Rani
Justices B.V. Nagarathna and Ujjal Bhuyan made the observations while granting bail to Syed Iftikhar Andrabi, who had spent nearly five to six years in custody in a Jammu & Kashmir narco-terror case
The story of the newer Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) is not one of effortless success, but of deliberate, often strenuous, progress
NEET UG 2026 exam has been cancelled and will be re-conducted on June 21, following confirmed paper leaks and allegations of malpractice
The Special Intensive Revision, meant to clean up voter lists, instead created hurdles that prevented several eligible individuals from exercising their fundamental right to vote, particularly those in rural areas
Banks are responsible when customers promptly report unauthorised transaction, says Delhi Court
The petitions before the top court include one filed by former West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee challenging aspects of the SIR process conducted before the elections
The election's focus on border issues and demographic shifts in West Bengal's border districts has resonated strongly across the frontier, influencing regional political discourse
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