Legal Content Writer, Lexnomik
Roojhal Jain is a legal content writer at Lexnomik. He writes case updates, legal news and explainers that help legal professionals see what changed and why it matters. His work follows Lexnomik's editorial policy of checking every item against the primary source.
The Supreme Court ruled that internet access is a fundamental right for every individual, including children, under Article 21, while issuing directions to elim…
The Supreme Court held that in child custody matters, orders or decrees passed by foreign courts must yield to the paramount welfare of the child, and Indian co…
The Supreme Court held that the prior approval requirement under Section 17A of the Prevention of Corruption Act does not apply to cases involving a demand and …
The Supreme Court held that the State government and its instrumentalities cannot accept gifts of temple lands, reiterating that the government acts strictly as…
The Supreme Court held that the State government and its instrumentalities cannot accept gifts of temple lands, reiterating that the government acts strictly as…
The Supreme Court declared that the right to access and use the internet is a fundamental right under Articles 21 and 19(1)(a) of the Constitution, extending eq…
The Supreme Court held that educational institutions cannot increase or alter tuition and other fees midway through an ongoing professional course for students …
The Supreme Court held that any ambiguity, vagueness, or lack of clarity in qualifications prescribed in an official job advertisement must be interpreted in fa…
The Supreme Court ordered Indian Railways to extend travel insurance coverage to train tickets purchased physically across reservation counters, placing them on…
The Supreme Court dismissed a review petition challenging its earlier direction to quash FIRs filed against students and youths who participated in NEET-UG prot…
The Supreme Court directed authorities to ensure unhindered professional access for lawyers, journalists, and essential workers amidst strict security curbs and…
The Supreme Court dismissed a petition challenging the Tamil Nadu Assembly Speaker's decision to drop disqualification proceedings initiated against AIADMK MLAs…
The Supreme Court held that the right to a speedy trial is not the exclusive prerogative of the accused, ruling that crime victims and complainants also possess…
The Supreme Court quashed a cheating case over unpaid commercial dues, holding that pure breach of contract or non-payment cannot be colorized as a criminal off…
In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court laid down a complete doctrinal framework for attributing criminal intent (mens rea) to corporations under Indian law, qu…
