
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
A demand is made for an independent investigation into the deletion and restoration of voters, including a forensic audit of electoral databases
As AI increasingly influences project management tools, the Project Management South Asia Conference (PMSAC26) in Bengaluru will focus on how organizations can adapt to complex projects in the AI era
The apex court has intervened in the internal dispute of the Trinamool Congress, urging the Election Commission of India (ECI) to speed up its final decision regarding the party's name and 'flowers and grass' symbol
India's sexual offender database, the NDSO, serves as a critical non-public tool for police to track over 1.8 million offenders.
The larger bench will have to examine the balance between Parliament's power under Article 324(2) to legislate on appointments and the constitutional requirement of an independent Election Commission
The court is questioning whether an individual officer can be singled out for financial liability when the detention process involves multiple layers of statutory scrutiny
Despite various initiatives by the Delhi Police, the incident points to the ongoing need for a stronger, more visible, and community-integrated policing architecture to effectively prevent crimes and ensure the safety of women and children
The Delhi electoral roll revision process is under scrutiny as the Supreme Court has questioned the ECI over the "mechanical" issuance of notices to voters for "logical discrepancies"
The new facility provides frontline forest personnel, researchers, and wildlife professionals with access to crucial surveillance and field technology
Doval emphasized the importance of independent decision-making and urged graduates to embrace opportunities in an age of rapid innovation
For Maharashtra, the arrival of the Perth-based university comes as Mumbai seeks to strengthen its position as a global education, technology and innovation hub
The court found the ricochet theory scientifically impossible based on the nature and depth of the victim's injury
THE WEEK starts a conversation on mental health, bringing the focus to where it matters most— among our young
This is the story of Seerat Kaur'S perseverance, navigating grueling military training under legal uncertainty, and ultimately earning her commission as a Lieutenant through sheer determination and performance
The posts falsely attributed remarks to Bhatia regarding Swatantra Bhardwaj, who is accused of assaulting a CJP activist's father
CCTV footage tracking their clothing and footwear before and after the attack provided the crucial evidence that led a court to deny one of the accused's bail application
Kazia Liz Mejo’s story focuses on redefining success, embracing failure, and understanding that true confidence is the most valuable attribute one can possess
At THE WEEK’s ‘Healthy Young Mind, Healthy India’ event, Union Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare Anupriya Patel said the silence around mental health needs to be broken
Technology cannot create more judges or eliminate the flood of litigation, but if information moves faster, administrative bottlenecks are reduced, and suitable disputes are diverted towards settlement, it could address one of the less-discussed contributors to India’s judicial backlog
Speaking at the 6th Dr Rajaram Jaipuria Memorial Lecture, Shukla said India has reached a stage where it is 'more mature' and 'technologically smarter', but the country now needs the right mindset to convert its capabilities into sustained progress
The court emphasised that the absence of physical injury does not lessen the severity of the crime, highlighting the immense mental trauma inflicted upon the victim
The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) leverages the legal expertise of its leaders to strategically challenge the judiciary and other institutions from within, using their own language
Grant Thornton Bharat suggests a new analysis of India's standalone health insurance sector, which finds that complaint numbers can look very different when measured against the size of an insurer's policy base
The protest comes days after the BCI directed State Bar Councils not to enrol NALSAR’s graduating batch after some students opposed the CJI’s presence at the convocation ceremony
The judgment highlighted that the act and intent to cause disfigurement are sufficient for guilt
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