Dhananjay Mahapatra is an Associate Editor at Times of India. He specializes in law and legal affairs, covering themes such as legislation, crime and justice, and the judicial system, with a focus on court proceedings, legal reform, civil lawsuits, and family court issues. Dhananjay's work has been featured in MSN and The Economic Times, among other notable publications.
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By: Dhananjay Mahapatra
NEW DELHI: Bihar police had proved its case before the trial court and Patna high court against six persons accused of firing indiscriminately to kill a man in broad daylight in 2001, but its evidence was trashed by the Supreme Court, which took more than a decade to acquit the accused by concluding that it was a case of "no investigation" having taken place.
The order stands in stark contrast to the lengthy judgement by a bench of Justices J B Pardiwala and Ujjal Bhuyan on July 21 NEW DELHI: The full
NEW DELHI: Supreme Court Thursday ruled that Bar Council of India has no jurisdiction to discipline or regulate law students and quashed its letters threatening to debar Nalsar University law graduates from registering as advocates for opposing an invitation to CJI Surya Kant as chief guest at the institute's annual convocation.
NEW DELHI: Supreme Court has rewarded a wrongdoer - a man who got appointed as a junior civil engineer in Municipal Corporation of Greater
By: Dhananjay Mahapatra
Supreme Court freed a man sentenced by lower courts NEW DELHI: For the third time this week, Supreme Court freed a man sentenced by lower courts -
NEW DELHI: "Why don't you simply say that the matter be heard after my retirement," asked an exasperated CJI Surya Kant as a bench led by him
NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Monday said technological advancements have made criminal investigation far more complicated and a challenge for the
By: Dhananjay Mahapatra
BCCI, Supreme Court NEW DELHI: Tired of handling lingering litigations in cricket management for 12 years since it took up and ushered in reforms
By: Dhananjay Mahapatra
Citing Article 20(1) of the Constitution which shields persons from prosecution for an act which is not an offence under existing penal laws, the
By: Dhananjay Mahapatra
NEW DELHI: With minors' access to social media platforms banned in many countries, Supreme Court Thursday took the first step in this regard by
