Introduction The Sabarimala temple entry dispute represents one of the most complex intersections of constitutional law, religious freedom, gender justice, and judicial review in independent India. The Supreme Court’s 2018 decision permitting women of all age groups to enter the Sabarimala temple in Kerala triggered widespread debate across the country. The matter did not end…
Introduction Religious diversity is one of the defining features of India. The Constitution guarantees freedom of religion while simultaneously committing the State to equality, dignity, and secular governance. This dual commitment often brings courts into sensitive disputes involving rituals, temple management, and denominational rights. Recent judicial observations—particularly from the Madras High Court—have once again highlighted…
Introduction In a parliamentary democracy, the Speaker occupies a uniquely powerful yet impartial position. The Speaker is expected to rise above party politics and act as the guardian of legislative propriety. However, when members of the House believe that this neutrality has been compromised, they may attempt to challenge the Speaker’s authority through a formal…