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First Early release of DRC War Criminal: ICC

Judges at the International Criminal Court (ICC) granted its first early release to convicted war criminal from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The convict was guilty as an accessory on count of crime against humanity (murder) and four counts of war crimes (murder, attacking

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FSSAI moves SC: Fresh Trouble for Maggi

Nestle India Ltd is yet again in news with the food regulator FSSAI has moved to the Supreme Court against the order of Bombay High Court which has lifted the ban on Maggi noodles in the country. Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI)

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SC’s “order” on levy of ECC stays

The Supreme Court of India (SC) refused to change a word of its earlier order and warned that contempt notice would be issued if its order on levy of Environment Compensation Charge (ECC) ranging from Rs 700 to Rs 1300 on commercial vehicles entering Delhi

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Comfort Zone

There is much talk of progress and success nowadays. What does it really entail? For argument’s sake, let us confine ourselves to make it mean: Advancement in career and money making prospects. This then presupposes that every- one would always be striving to improve one’s

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TERRORISM V/s Democratic Sovereignty

No  doubt grant or not to grant the pardon, is a sovereign function, be it  in any form i.e. monarchy, democracy, or even mobocracy to which we may be heading for but for the  judicial activism.   This is so  as these authorities are in possession

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Consumer Courts- A Relook

A  recent report showing that a backlog of 200,000 unsettled cases are pending before various consumer courts is more than enough to indicate that in India, the consumer is anything but the king. In a small district level consumer forum in Kerala, the decision taken

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Being the Charming Charm

The expression “Old-World Charm”, what does it really mean? How do we picture it our minds when we have not had the opportunity to live in those times. I suppose the movies set in those periods would give some idea but would it help to

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Human Genome And Patent Law In India

Biotechnology is a rapidly growing field in which new products and services are developed from an increasingly complex and cumulative set of underlying technologies. The sequencing of genes, identifying their functions and mutations, creating systems to selectively express, regulating or silencing genes, predicting protein structures

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Use Of Internet In Legal Practice

The past decade has seen a revolution in information systems, which has affected the entire business world. Legal practice is no exception, the immediate and constant flow of relevant information to the right legal users at the right time has become the backbone of legal