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UPSC Law Optional Current Affairs – April 2026

Jun 26
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Updated: Aug 6

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Constitutional Law


  • ED v. State of West Bengal (Coal Smuggling Case)

This case addresses federalism and Centre-State relations. It examines the interference by the State in a central investigation.


  • Sagar v. State of Himachal Pradesh

This case focuses on preventive detention under Article 22(5). It discusses the right to representation.


  • Sabarimala Review (9-Judge Bench)

This landmark case weighs Article 14 against Articles 25 and 26. It explores essential religious practices and constitutional morality.


  • State of H.P. v. OASYS Cybernatics Pvt Ltd

This case involves government contracts under Article 14. It highlights non-arbitrariness and the significance of the Letter of Intent.


  • Right to Vote – Supreme Court Clarification

This ruling clarifies the statutory right to vote under electoral law, specifically the Representation of the People Act.


Criminal Law


  • Speedy Trial under PMLA (Supreme Court)

This case emphasizes Article 21, focusing on the right to life and liberty. It addresses bail and delays in trial.


  • Freedom of Speech vs Monarchy (Thailand Case)

This case examines free speech and state restrictions. It provides insights into comparative constitutional law.


Labour Law


  • Code on Social Security, 2020 – Implementation

This legislation aims to enhance labour welfare. It focuses on universal social security and wage reforms.


  • Gig Workers Legal Recognition

This case discusses the legal recognition of platform workers. It highlights labour rights and the regulation of the informal sector.


International Law


  • Prosecutor v. Rodrigo Duterte (ICC)

This case addresses crimes against humanity and ICC jurisdiction. It emphasizes state accountability.


  • South Africa v. Israel (ICJ – Genocide Convention)

This case explores genocide law and state responsibility. It discusses international obligations.


  • Mexico v. Ecuador (ICJ)

This case focuses on diplomatic immunity and the Vienna Convention. It addresses embassy protection.


Arbitration Law


  • Percept Talent Management v. Sourav Ganguly

This case discusses arbitration law under Section 37. It emphasizes limited judicial interference.


Taxation Law


  • AAR v. Tiger Global International II Holdings

This case examines GAAR versus DTAA. It discusses tax avoidance and treaty overrides.


International Tax Law


  • French Anti-Hybrid Tax Rule (Conseil d’état)

This case addresses international tax law and its implications.



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