Tag: India

Supreme Court India on Farmers Suicide

Source:- indiatimes.com NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court today expressed grave concern over farmers’ suicide due to indebtedness and crop failure and said it felt the government was going in a “wrong direction” in tackling the real problem. Asking the Centre to apprise it of the policy roadmap to address the burning issue, a bench headed

Only 10% Women Judges In India’s Higher Courts

What is the current situation of women judges in India? According Lok Sabha data, no more than 10 per cent of judges in the higher courts are women. The number of women enrolling in law courses has seen a rise of 61 per cent in the last four years with an increase in demand for women lawyers, especially in

International divorce and Divorce Orders validity in India

Source:- lawyersclubindia.com Migration is an ongoing process that never stops; as far as India is concerned, its large number of youths and business fellow citizens are looking for overseas opportunities. The special and technical skills of the Indian youth find them lucrative jobs abroad, and when they moves abroad they witness a different culture, lifestyle

India Now Has Four Women High Court Chief Justices

Source:- in.news.yahoo.com With the appointment of Justice Indira Banerjee as the Chief justice of the Madras High Court on Wednesday, four high courts in India are now headed by women. The sex ratio in the Indian judicial system is skewed as it is not representative of the female population of the country, and therefore, this

Formula One income taxable in India, says Supreme Court

Source – indiatimes.com NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court said the Formula One motor racing championship had a permanent establishment in India, making income generated taxable in the country, marking a key victory for the tax department. The decision is seen as having wide implications for foreign companies that do business in the country. The apex

NCRB data shows 95% rape victims in India known to offenders; Madhya Pradesh tops the list

Source – firstpost.com One of the biggest misconceptions around rape is the “other-ing” of both the criminal and the victim —  that a “certain” type of man rapes and a “certain” type of woman gets raped (often under “certain” circumstances). The overwhelming complicity of perpetrators in familial positions of power, or those who are known