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DAILY CURRENT AFFAIR (02 APRIL 2026)
Supreme Court addresses judicial safety, cybercrime seriousness, and administrative challenges, reinforcing rule of law, reformative justice, and institutional protection in India.
CRIMINAL FORCE AND ASSAULT (SECTIONS 128–136) UNDER BNS
This article explains the concept of force, criminal force, and assault under Sections 128–136 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita with clear definitions, examples, punishments, and landmark case laws in a simplified and exam-oriented manner.
DAILY CURRENT AFFAIR (01 APRIL 2026)
Key Supreme Court developments on speedy trials, legislative override through CAPF Bill, and strict stamp duty penalties underline evolving constitutional and legal principles in India.
SECTION 126-127 WRONGFUL RESTRAINT AND WRONGFUL CONFINEMENT UNDER THE BHARATIYA NYAYA SANHITA
Sections 126 and 127 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita safeguard the fundamental right to freedom of movement by criminalizing unlawful obstruction and confinement. While wrongful restraint involves partial restriction, wrongful confinement addresses complete deprivation of liberty, supported by a graded punishment structure and reinforced by constitutional protections.
DAILY CURRENT AFFAIR (31MARCH 2026)
Supreme Court addresses tax policy limits, remission delays, and legal aid for soldiers, reinforcing constitutional principles of fairness, liberty, and access to justice.
Article 21 on Trial: Guilty Before the Gavel Falls in the age of Media Verdicts
This article examines how media verdicts increasingly shape public opinion before courts deliver judgments, putting Article 21’s guarantee of life and personal liberty at risk. It argues that while press freedom is vital in a democracy, it must not override the constitutional promise of a fair and impartial trial.