Separate opinion in Ghooskhor Pandat case to candid speech on discrimination & district judiciary, Bhuyan has placed constitutional morality at centre of his judicial & public voice.
He added harmony can't be achieved merely by speeches. At Akhil Bharatiya Adhivakta Parishad's event, senior judges & lawyers gathered to discuss issues linked to Constitutional values.
Punjab & Haryana HC was hearing plea by one Akash Walia, who prayed for revocation of bail to one Rishab Walia by judicial magistrate Vandana Walia. Court has sought the inquiry report.
Disciplinary inquiry found judge guilty of misconduct in criminal trials; high court cites limited scope for review, says acquittals without written orders can't be condoned.
Allahabad HC expunged the additional district judge's 'unwarranted remarks containing political overtones & personal views' made in 5 March order on a 2010 Bareilly riots case.
'Justice bought,' says mosque management panel, draws parallels to retired judge Surendra Kumar Yadav, who was made UP deputy Lokayukta within 7 months of delivering Babri ruling.
On last day of trial, Trump tangled with the judge who is considering what penalties to impose after finding the former US president's company 'inflated his net worth to win better financing terms'.
The VFX effects are what you’d expect from a run-of-the-mill video game or a mediocre fantasy show. But a film that supposedly cost thousands of crores? The audience deserves more.
The central bank has rolled out some of its toughest measures in more than a decade to curb speculation & support the currency, which has been setting successive record lows this year.
Three-day conflict between India and Pakistan underscored the growing importance of information warfare as a critical domain alongside conventional military operations.
It’s easy to understand why the government can’t speak the hard truth. When this war ends, as all wars do, India’s interests will lie with both the winner and the loser.
1. Saying the backlog is just because we don’t have enough judges is as shallow as blaming corruption on low salaries. Both miss the real issue: priorities and incentives.
2. The courts are overloaded not by the number of cases, but by how time is spent — on flashy PILs, suo motu orders that should be left to the government, long vacations, and foreign junkets. Meanwhile, ordinary people’s civil and criminal cases rot for years.
3. Off-the-cuff remarks get more attention than actual judgments. The system rewards drama, not resolution.
4. Take my own case: a tiny dent between my jeep and a truck. Neither of us wanted to complain. Police filed an FIR anyway, and the matter dragged on for nine years before it was quietly closed. The system created a case nobody asked for.
Real reform isn’t about hiring more judges. It’s about building a system that kills frivolous cases early, pushes mediation, and saves courtroom time for matters that actually need it.
Until we stop rewarding delay and spectacle, more judges will only make the backlog worse.
1. Saying the backlog is just because we don’t have enough judges is as shallow as blaming corruption on low salaries. Both miss the real issue: priorities and incentives.
2. The courts are overloaded not by the number of cases, but by how time is spent — on flashy PILs, suo motu orders that should be left to the government, long vacations, and foreign junkets. Meanwhile, ordinary people’s civil and criminal cases rot for years.
3. Off-the-cuff remarks get more attention than actual judgments. The system rewards drama, not resolution.
4. Take my own case: a tiny dent between my jeep and a truck. Neither of us wanted to complain. Police filed an FIR anyway, and the matter dragged on for nine years before it was quietly closed. The system created a case nobody asked for.
Real reform isn’t about hiring more judges. It’s about building a system that kills frivolous cases early, pushes mediation, and saves courtroom time for matters that actually need it.
Until we stop rewarding delay and spectacle, more judges will only make the backlog worse.