Category Archives: Edzorb IAS Editorials

Read 3 minutes The Bhartiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 (BNS) marks a monumental shift in India’s criminal law, ushering in a new era of justice. With over 160 years since the Indian Penal Code (IPC), 1860, was established, the BNS introduces a modern, inclusive, and tech-friendly legal framework to address the complexities of today’s society. Let’s dive into the […]

Read 3 minutes When we think of the Indian judiciary, towering courtrooms and black robes often come to mind. But the real engine room of India’s legal system lies elsewhere in the District Courts. These courts serve as the first point of contact for justice for most Indians, handling a wide range of civil disputes and criminal trials. […]

Read 3 minutes Judicial independence is the backbone of a thriving democracy. It envisions a judiciary free from political pressures, where justice is delivered impartially and without fear or favor. This blog will explore why judicial independence is critical for sustaining a healthy democracy. It will examine the mechanisms in place to safeguard judicial autonomy, the delicate balance […]

Read 3 minutes Judicial activism in India has played a transformative role, shaping the nation’s legal landscape and touching the lives of millions. The judiciary, often seen as the conscience keeper of the Constitution, has stepped in at crucial moments when lawmakers hesitated or faltered, ensuring that justice prevails. One of the key tools behind this activism has […]

Read 2 minutes Judicial discretion is the power granted to judges to make decisions based on their understanding of the law, facts, and equity of a case. However, while judicial discretion enables courts to interpret and apply laws to unique circumstances, it must be exercised with caution. Constitutional Provisions on Judicial Discretion Several key articles of the Indian […]