SRM School of Law observes Social Justice Day with public lecture on ending manual scavenging and caste discrimination
“There Is a Direct Link Between Slavery and Livelihood”: Ramon Magsaysay Laureate Bezwada Wilson.
Social Justice
Constitution (Amendment) Bill, 2026 Proposes Judicial Diversity, Reservation in Promotion, SC Regional Benches & Caste Census Reform
Introduced in the Rajya Sabha, the Bill proposes sweeping constitutional changes to judicial appointments, reservation in promotions, Supreme Court structure, High Court judges’ retirement age, and caste-based census powers.
Divorced Muslim Women can reclaim Gifts and Property Given at Marriage: Supreme Court stresses on Social Justice in Interpreting 1986 Act
The object of the Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Divorce) Act is to secure the dignity and financial protection of a Muslim women post her divorce which aligns with the rights of a women under Article 21 of the Constitution of India.
Constitution Day 2025: Tribute to a Living Document empowering the Citizen
This Constitution Day, it’s time to reflect on how the Constitution has laid the groundwork for citizen empowerment through rights, judicial activism, digital governance, social justice, and participatory democracy.
Govt revises reservation framework in Ladakh vide UT of Ladakh Reservation (Amendment) Regulations, 2025
Major Reforms reshapes Ladakh’s reservation policy in 2025.
NUSRL and IDIA Charitable Trust Join Forces for Social Justice and Legal Education
NUSRL (National University of Study and Research in Law, Ranchi) has signed a landmark MoU with IDIA
[Section 125 CrPC] Able bodied husband who can support himself is obligated to support his wife: Gauhati High Court
A fascicular reading of Sections 125(1) and 125(4) of the Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 clearly demonstrates that if husband wilfully and intentionally neglects to provide maintenance to his wife then she can approach before the court seeking maintenance.
MNLU Mumbai | Pro Bono Club’s Training Workshop on ‘Drafting of Living Wills’ [21st October, 2023]
The Pro Bono Club established by Department of Justice, Government of India at MNLU Mumbai invites registration for a Training Workshop on
Gau HC | Amicable settlement in a case of matrimonial offence can be allowed for sake of social justice so as to maintain harmony in society
Gauhati High Court: Rumi Kumari Phukan, J., allowed and further disposed of the petition in view of the matter being settled outside