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The Supreme Court of India has raised serious institutional concerns over what it described as a “growing trend” of reopening and overturning its own judgments before differently constituted benches. The remarks came during the hearing of a plea in a 2019 West Bengal murder case, and the Court warned that repeated reversals threaten judicial discipline, legal certainty, and the constitutional principle of finality in decision-making. Case Background: Plea by Anisur Rahman The observations were made while hearing a plea filed by Anisur Rahman, an accused in a 2019 murder case in West Bengal. Rahman sought modification of a bail condition that prohibited him from leaving Kolkata. A bench of Justices Dipankar Datta and A.G. Masih refused to modify the earlier bail order passed in January, noting that the new application was filed shortly after the judge heading the earlier bench had demitted office. The Court viewed this timing as an attempt to obtain a favorable outcome due to the c...

Introduction In a politically charged development ahead of the upcoming Bihar Assembly elections, Janata Dal (United) candidate Anant Singh , a former MLA from Mokama, has been arrested in connection with the murder of Jan Suraaj campaigner Dularchand Yadav . The arrest followed a late-night joint operation by the Patna District Administration and Police , marking a serious law and order incident amid the enforcement of the Model Code of Conduct (MCC) . Background of the Case The case stems from a violent clash on October 30 , during the election campaign in Mokama , where Dularchand Yadav , a supporter of Jan Suraaj candidate Piyush Priyadarshi , was shot dead during a confrontation between rival political groups. According to police officials, stones were also pelted, leading to multiple injuries at the scene. The FIR, filed by the deceased’s grandson Neeraj Kumar , names Anant Singh , his nephews Karamveer and Ranveer , along with two others, as accused in the murder. Ar...

Introduction A major shift in the United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) policy is set to affect thousands of Indian professionals and their dependents living and working in the US. The decision to end the automatic extension of Employment Authorisation Documents (EADs) marks one of the most significant changes to the work authorization framework in recent years. This policy, taking effect from October 30, 2025 , will particularly impact Indian nationals—many of whom rely on timely EAD renewals to continue employment while awaiting green card approvals or visa transitions. What the New Rule Says According to the DHS rule , individuals filing for renewal of their EADs on or after October 30, 2025 , will no longer be eligible for automatic extensions. The Employment Authorisation Document is the legal work permit that allows non-US citizens to be employed within the country. Previously, applicants whose EADs had expired could continue to work legally for up to 540 d...