Dinesh Singh Rawat is a distinguished Indian lawyer, practicing across all levels of the judiciary—from District Courts to the Supreme Court of India—and regularly authors geopolitical and legal analyses for ABC Live
The Saudi–Pakistan Defence Pact marks a turning point in Gulf geopolitics. ABC Live compares its impact on India, Iran, and the wider balance of power.
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The Supreme Court in Maniklal Sahu v. State of Chhattisgarh clarified the law of causation in homicide. It ruled that even if death occurs months after an injury due to septicemia or pneumonia, the causal chain remains intact. Injuries sufficient in the ordinary course of nature to cause death must still be punished under Section 302 IPC. Our analysis explains the judgment, its strengths, weaknesses, and how judicial writing can be improved.
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Japan’s PM Shigeru Ishiba resigned after his party’s election defeat, rising inflation, and Trump’s tariffs. ABC Live explains the economic, political, and geopolitical forces behind his fall — and why this shift in Tokyo matters for India and the Indo-Pacific.
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ABC Live applies the Modi–Xi Kinesics Analysis to reveal how body language shaped India–China ties from Wuhan 2018 to Tianjin 2025. Our Trust Index proves that non-verbal diplomacy predicts resets, freezes, and fragile thaws.
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