Indian Judicial System

Kesava Iyengar Parasaran piloted the Ramjanmabhoomi litigation of 7 decade vintage to safe landing with nary a ripple Pan India.

Justice and law: two sides of the same coin yet can never meet; can never face each other. Why?

We are in the best of times and worst of times, at any given point of time, in the judicial history of this nation. Undeniably, the Supreme Court of India is the most powerful institution in the world.

As funny as it seems, the adopted idea of India and democracy is perhaps dictated by the constitutional experts on the basis of which dispensation is in power.

The supreme court needs to understand that their job is not to govern people, their job is to ensure that the people of the country govern themselves in the best possible way

Are the key institutions working properly and in tandem? The answer is NO: Read the analysis.

The judgement that provoked Jethmalani

The case of justice Karnan has once again exposed the deep-rooted problems in Indian judiciary.

Is the judiciary right in its interference into government duties, even if its not constitutionally power or its in public interest?

It is quite easy to carryout any anti national activities or to shout anti national slogans in a country where the judicial system is so lame and helpless. Such culprits are well aware of loopholes of Indian Laws and prolonged judiciary actions.