LAW OF SCHOOL EDUCATION IN INDIA: A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS OF CBSE, CISCE, AND STATE BOARDS Introduction School education in India operates at the intersection of constitutional mandates, statutory regulation, administrative frameworks, and judicial oversight. While Boards such as CBSE, CISCE, and State Boards regulate academic standards, schools function as the primary interface with students, often […]
How Courts Protect Students’ Academic Years: Key Judgments Every Student Should Know (A Practical Insight from My Litigation Experience Before the Supreme Court and High Courts) By Advocate Mamta Sharma Over the years, I have represented numerous students before the Supreme Court of India and various High Courts—challenging wrongful admissions, arbitrary cancellations, technical glitches, incorrect […]
Legal Remedies for Technical Glitches in CUET, CLAT, and Online Entrance Examinations: A Practical Guide from My Courtroom Experience By Advocate Mamta Sharma In the last few years, I have appeared in several matters before the Supreme Court of India and various High Courts where students’ careers were jeopardized not because of poor preparation, but […]
Writ Petitions for Admissions: When Can Courts Intervene in Seat Allocation Disputes? Insights From My Experience Arguing Education Matters Before the Supreme Court and High Courts Every admission season, I am approached by anxious students and distressed parents who find themselves trapped in one of the most frustrating situations imaginable:“My seat has not been allotted […]
What to Do If Your NEET or JEE Scorecard Has Errors: A Practical Legal Guide By Advocate Mamta Sharma Every year—without exception—I meet students and parents who walk into my office carrying the same fear-filled question: “My NEET/JEE scorecard has an error. What do I do now?” Sometimes the marks don’t match their expectations, sometimes […]
How to Challenge Incorrect Results or Evaluation Errors in NEET, JEE, CUET, and CBSE Exams: Insights from My Courtroom Experience By Advocate Mamta Sharma Over the years, I have represented numerous students before the Supreme Court of India and various High Courts in matters relating to examination errors, faulty evaluation, and admission disputes. From NEET […]
Why Listing Witnesses Is Not Enough: The Supreme Court’s New Discipline for Trial Court Judgments A Detailed Evaluation of Manojbhai Jethabhai Parmar v. State of Gujarat, 2025 INSC 1433 Bench: Justice Vikram Nath and Justice Sandeep MehtaDate: 15 December 2025Citation: 2025 INSC 1433 Introduction: Why This Judgment Matters Beyond the Acquittal The Supreme Court’s decision […]
When Courts Find the Case False — But Justice Stops There: The Unspoken Cost of Misused Criminal Law Introduction The recent judgment delivered by the Delhi High Court in CRL.REV.P. 772/2024, titled as The State of GNCT of Delhi V. Toshib Alias Paritosh & ors., Reported as 2025 DHC 11337, is not merely a decision […]
Can Default Bail Be Cancelled Once Granted? Understanding Section 167(2) CrPC, Section 187 BNSS and the Expanding Jurisprudence Under Special Statutes Introduction: The Constitutional Tension Between Liberty and Investigation The doctrine of default bail occupies one of the most significant positions within Indian criminal jurisprudence because it directly concerns the relationship between State power and […]
How the Mihir Shah Judgment Strengthens & Advances the Law on Arrest: A Comparative Analysis The Supreme Court’s ruling in Mihir Rajesh Shah v. State of Maharashtra, 2025 INSC 1288 marks an important evolution in the jurisprudence of arrest, procedural fairness, and Article 22(1).To understand its true value, it must be compared with earlier leading […]
