Author: INBA
UP ASST. TEACHER RECRUITMENT CORRUPTION: ALLAHABAD HIGH COURT ORDERS CBI INQUIRY
Rejecting Uttar Pradesh government’s contention that it is not ready to hand over the probe to CBI despite its three-member inquiry committee coming under question for sitting over evidence of […]
SUPREME COURT, THE ‘TARDY’ RECRUITMENT PROCESS AND THE ALL-INDIA JUDICIAL SERVICES
The current government issued a large number of notifications, signing off on a multitude of appointments in three high courts on November 1, 2018; on the same day that the […]
APEX COURT ALLOWS DARSHAN OF SWAMI SANAND
11th October 2018 had marked the unfortunate death of Guru Das Agrawal also known as Sant Swami Sanand, Sant Swami Gyan Swaroop Sanand was an Indian environmental engineer, religious leader, […]
National Crime Report against Women in India along with Delhi Police Survey
In the light of recent environment of women empowerment and various cases regarding women exploitation coming to light, INBA conducted a survey in order to determine the perception and reality […]
Supreme Court Open for General Public on Saturday’s
One of independent India’s first major buildings designed by architect, Ganesh Bhikaji Deolalikar now could be explored by the public on all Saturdays, except on public holidays. So far, general […]
Encroachment On The Road Causing traffic Jams
High Court Passed the order to keep the road clear and remove all the encroachment on the public land/road(Rama Tent House, Hospital Road Jangpura Extension, New Delhi). There were also […]
Are The Delhi Police Above The Rule?
Delhi police riding the bike without the helmet (As per the law is mandatory to wear the helmet for everybody including Delhi police). How can Delhi Police enforce the law […]
Delhi Police Enjoying The Encroachment on Road
Vendor set up his on road and police does not remove or not taking any action. It is very near ACP Delhi Police, Sukhdev Vihar. Why Delhi Police is allowing […]
TWO-JUDGE BENCH AMENDED SECTION 34(5) & 34(6) OF ARBITRATION & CONCILIATION ACT, 1996
The Supreme Court recently set out a surprising judgment for the situation titled The State of Bihar and Ors. Vs. Bihar Rajya Bhumi Vikas Bank Samiti. The judgment, conveyed by […]
JUSTICE TO THE VICTIMS OF HASHIMPURA MASSACARE
Delhi High court on Wednesday sentenced 16 accused of the accused to life imprisonment for offences under Section 302 and Section 120B of the Indian Penal Code, 1860, in the […]