The Kanpur Lamborghini crash exposes a disturbing truth about India’s justice system—when money and power collide with the law, accountability often bends. This article examines police inaction, political silence, and the growing crisis of equal justice.
When Money and Power Trump the Law: Kanpur Lamborghini Crash Read More »
Men are taught to endure in silence—to provide, comply, and move on without complaint. But when matrimonial laws operate without balance or accountability, that silence turns dangerous. Behind headlines of suicides lie stories of prolonged litigation, presumed guilt, and emotional collapse—men unheard by a system designed to protect, yet often weaponised to punish. This is not a rejection of women’s rights, but a call for justice that listens to both sides. Because when laws meant to safeguard begin to destroy, equality loses its meaning—and lives are lost quietly.
We Can’t Cry, We Are Men: When Matrimonial Laws Become Instruments of Destruction Read More »
An advocate’s personal reflection on why civil litigation in India moves so slowly — and where the hope for reform truly lies.
“How Long Will It Take?” — A Question That Haunts Indian Justice System Read More »
What happens when a lawyer walks into court with the law, the facts, and precedent on their side — yet fails to convince the judge? This reflective piece explores a real-life courtroom experience and poses a difficult but essential question: Is an argument that doesn’t satisfy a judge, no argument at all?