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Welcome to Inside the Courts – Episode 5, where we simplify and analyse the most important recent developments from the Supreme Court of India and other courts across India.

In this episode, we discuss landmark rulings on mother tongue education and linguistic rights, matrimonial autonomy and professional dignity, property succession and the “slayer rule,” procedural timelines in civil litigation, interpretation of the SC/ST Act, and key developments in the Sabarimala Review hearings. We also cover the launch of the Supreme Court’s AI-powered assistant “Su Sahay”.

Stay tuned for structured, simplified, and result-focused legal analysis from Indian courts.



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In this video, we discuss two of the most important and trending legal topics in India — Personality Rights and the Anti-Defection Law — in a simple, clear, and exam-oriented manner.

First, we explain the concept of Personality Rights, which protect a person’s name, face, voice, image, identity, and reputation from unauthorised use. From celebrities to social media influencers, personality rights have become highly relevant in today’s digital world, where AI, deepfakes, advertisements, and online content are rapidly growing. We also cover the purpose, importance, and legal position of personality rights in India, along with important examples and recent developments.

The second part of the video focuses on the Anti-Defection Law, a crucial part of Indian constitutional and political law. We explain why this law was introduced, its objectives, how it prevents political defections, and the major exceptions under the Tenth Schedule of the Constitution. The video also highlights important criticisms, loopholes, and recent political controversies related to defection in India.

This video is especially useful for Judiciary Aspirants, UPSC students, law students, and anyone interested in legal current affairs and constitutional issues. The concepts are explained in very easy language with practical examples to help you understand even the most complex legal topics effortlessly.

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In today’s legal update, we dive into understanding judicial recusal amid the intense debate over the CBI's liquor excise case.Arvind Kejriwal has filed an application seeking the recusal of the Hon'ble Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma of the Delhi High Court, raising critical questions about the "reasonable apprehension of bias." In this video, we will break down his specific arguments and the grounds cited for this plea.But first, we will look into exactly what recusal means and the legal standards that govern it in the Indian judiciary, followed by the court’s firm response to this application.

In this video of Episode 4 of Inside the Courts, we cover a comprehensive range of critical legal developments currently shaping the Indian judiciary. We begin with the criminal side, looking at the implication of a husband's relatives in bigamy case. Moving into the recent ruling on the denial of maintenance on the grounds of a DNA test, and the evolving judicial observation on abortion rights. Also, update on the ongoing Sabarimala reference hearing before the Hon’ble 9-judge bench. Finally, we discuss observation on legal heirs impleadment in medical negligence, the guidelines on summary judgment under the Commercial Courts Act, the current news regarding the anti-defection law, and the proposed increase in the sanctioned strength of Supreme Court judges.

Our Foundation Course student, Simarpreet Saluja, has achieved a phenomenal Rank 11 in the Chhattisgarh Judicial Services Exam 2026. She completed her LL.B. from Bharti Vidyapeeth Pune in 2023. She joined Rahul’s IAS in the year 2023 itself. ​A Consistent High Achiever, ​Simarpreet has always been a dedicated student.
​Rahul's IAS take immense pride in her dedication and this achievement on her well-deserved success as she embarks on this noble career in the judiciary.
​Congratulations, Simarpreet, I am very Proud of you - Rahul Sir
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