Introduction: When a Definition Becomes a Dispute In November 2025, a seemingly technical exercise—defining what legally constitutes the Aravalli Hills—triggered one of India’s most consequential environmental controversies. The decision of the Supreme Court of India to adopt a uniform, height-based definition of the Aravalli range...

Supreme Court Mandates Truth in Advertising In a significant move to protect consumers from deceptive commercial practices, the Supreme Court of India has laid down strict directions mandating truthfulness and accountability in advertising. The Court held that...

Supreme Court on Menstrual Health In a significant and socially transformative observation, the Supreme Court of India has recently emphasised that menstrual health should not be treated as a subject limited to girls alone. Instead, it must be discussed openly and sensitively in schools with both boys and girls. This statement goes beyond legal reasoning—it strikes at the very heart of social conditioning, cultural silence, and gender stereotypes that have surrounded menstruation for generations. Breaking the Culture of Silence For decades, menstruation has been wrapped in secrecy, stigma, and misinformation. In many societies, including India, it is often discussed in whispers, if at all. Girls grow up feeling embarrassed about a natural biological...

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