Advocate Aditya

Debate India’s constitutional conscience is once again under examination. The Supreme Court of India has issued notices to the Union Government and twelve States over a petition challenging the constitutional validity of anti-conversion laws. This case is not simply about religion. It is about a larger question: Can the State regulate personal faith without intruding into individual conscience? The 12 States Under Notice The Court has sought responses from: Odisha Madhya Pradesh Uttar...

For thousands of families across Bhubaneswar, Cuttack, Berhampur, Sambalpur, Rourkela, Jeypore, Puri and emerging corridors like Pahala and Janla, buying a home is not merely a transaction — it is a lifetime commitment of savings, loans and faith. Yet for many, possession remains delayed, completion uncertain, and refunds elusive. On 12 February 2026, the Supreme Court of India made significant oral observations regarding the functioning of Real Estate Regulatory Authorities across States....

Note: This write-up is strictly for awareness and educational purposes. There are few legal debates in India today as layered, uncomfortable, and consequential as the one surrounding marital rape. For decades, the criminal law has treated rape as a grave offence. Yet it still carries an exception: when the accused is a husband and the woman is his adult wife, forced sexual intercourse is generally not classified as rape. That single exception has now become the centre of a constitutional...