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*The law is often a reflection of society—but what happens when society moves faster than the law? ⚖️*

*I recently spoke to ThePrint about the increasing prevalence of couples living together despite being "on paper" married to others. This isn't just about legal technicalities; it’s about the "shared groceries and dreams" of everyday life.*

*Read my full insights and the mention of my landmark judgment in the latest issue of ThePrint.*

Shared groceries & dreams, no legal protection. Extra-marital live-ins are uncharted territory Once ignored by law, live-in relationships now enjoy legal recognition. But when it involves a married person, high courts have diverged in applying the laws.

*The law is often a reflection of society—but what happens when society moves faster than the law? ⚖️*

*I recently spoke to ThePrint about the increasing prevalence of couples living together despite being "on paper" married to others. This isn't just about legal technicalities; it’s about the "shared groceries and dreams" of everyday life.*

*Read my full insights and the mention of my landmark judgment in the latest issue of ThePrint.* Link 🔗 in first Comment

₹2 Crores for faulty haircut? Supreme Court 'Trims' Compensation to ₹25 Lakh
Reported by Ritu Singh
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Divorced, not re-married & living independently: Supreme Court enhances permanent alimony from Rs 20,000 to 50,000
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The Supreme Court today expressed its disapproval of a Bombay High Court judgment that employed misogynistic language against a woman whose marriage was declared void, referring to her as an “illegitimate wife” or “faithful mistress.”
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The Delhi High Court has ruled that just as women deserve protection from cruelty and violence, men too are entitled to the same safeguards under the law.

Men Too Are Entitled To Same Protection From Cruelty And Violence As Women: Delhi High Court The Delhi High Court has ruled that just as women deserve protection from cruelty and violence, men too are entitled to the same safeguards under the law.Justice Swarana Kanta denied anticipatory...

The Supreme Court, while hearing a matter pertaining to the termination of 2 lady judicial officers by the Madhya Pradesh High Court, orally observed that judges should refrain from using social media and more particularly, they should not express any opinion about judgments on social media.
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Honoured to share that I've been invited to judge the moot court competition at Amity University, Jaipur.

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