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As India celebrates it's 75th Independence day editorji&nbsp;takes stock with of the landmark judgements that define us with Zia Mody,&nbsp;Founder and Managing Partner at AZB &amp; Partners.&nbsp;In an candid chat with editorji&nbsp;Zia&nbsp;Mody&nbsp;reiterates that India is&nbsp;lucky to have a Supreme Court that is pushing back to maintain judicial independence while maintaining its position as the&nbsp;bastion of democracy.The veteran lawyer also reminds citizens that often democracy hangs by a thin thread.&nbsp;Talking about the tussle of power between the executive and judiciary , Zia&nbsp;sticks to the middle path where she admits that even though the apex court is rightly ring fencing the boundaries of executive power there has been a case of judicial overreach in a few cases.&nbsp;To answer what lies ahead Zia&nbsp;Mody&nbsp;is candid in 'To Do' list for the judicary and government, to priortize&nbsp;and end to 'tax terrorism' and also put the weight behid&nbsp;maintaining electoral sanctity.&nbsp;

India@75: Zia Mody on the judgments that define India & the road ahead

India@75: Zia Mody&nbsp;speaks about the landmark judgements that define our democracy and the tussle of power between executive and judiciary.&nbsp;

Landmark judgements that define India's democracy.&nbsp;

As India celebrates it's 75th Independence day editorji&nbsp;takes stock with of the landmark judgements that define us with Zia Mody,&nbsp;Founder and Managing Partner at AZB &amp; Partners.&nbsp; In a candid chat with editorji&nbsp;Zia&nbsp;Mody&nbsp;reiterates that India is&nbsp;lucky to have a Supreme Court that is pushing back to maintain judicial independence while maintaining its position as the&nbsp;bastion of democracy.The veteran lawyer also reminds citizens that often democracy hangs by a thin thread.&nbsp; Talking about the tussle of power between the executive and judiciary , Zia&nbsp;sticks to the middle path where she admits that even though the apex court is rightly ring fencing the boundaries of executive power there has been a case of judicial overreach in a few cases.&nbsp; To answer what lies ahead Zia&nbsp;Mody&nbsp;is candid in 'To Do' list for the judicary and government, to priortize&nbsp;and end to 'tax terrorism' and also put the weight behid&nbsp;maintaining electoral sanctity.&nbsp;

As the blockchain bets get louder but concerns of crackdown loom WazirX reiterates that the digital tokens are not illegal. Speaking exclusively to Fortune India and Editorji&nbsp;Nischal Shetty founder and CEO at binance backed WazirX reiterates that being unregulated does not make crypto illegal. Comparing to the start of internet Nischal reminds investors that even gold faced resistance as a store of value so one needs to be patient and await regulation but not fear a crackdown.

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Comparing it to the internet WazirX founder Nischal&nbsp;Shetty&nbsp;reiterates that being unregulated does not make crypto illegal. Nischal shetty reassures&nbsp;crypto backers that India won&rsquo;t be left behind in this digital revolution.

As the blockchain bets get louder but concerns of crackdown loom WazirX reiterates that the digital tokens are not illegal. Speaking exclusively to Fortune India and Editorji&nbsp;Nischal Shetty founder and CEO at binance backed WazirX reiterates that being unregulated does not make crypto illegal. Comparing to the start of internet Nischal reminds investors that even gold faced resistance as a store of value so one needs to be patient and await regulation but not fear a crackdown.

In a big hit to Adani&nbsp;Group's power plan, Rajasthan&nbsp;High Court has cancelled the land allotment to&nbsp;Adani Renewable Energy Park Rajasthan Ltd (AREPRL). Adani&nbsp;Group&nbsp;was allotted 3800 acres of land at the Nedan village near Pokhran in the Jaisalmer district in 2018 to set up a power plant.The court gave these directions on a petition&nbsp;objecting to the allotment of public utility land to the solar power companies by the state government.Further the court has also ordered a review of land allotment in 3 other areas to the solar power companies.&nbsp;

Hit for Adani Group: Rajasthan High Court Cancels Allotment Of Public Utility Land

Why has Adani&nbsp;Group's 3800 acre land allotment in Rajasthan been cancelled?

Hit for Adani's solar plans

Adani&nbsp;Group was alloted&nbsp;3800 acres of land in Pokhran&nbsp;area for a power plant

In a big hit to Adani&nbsp;Group's power plan, Rajasthan&nbsp;High Court has cancelled the land allotment to&nbsp;Adani Renewable Energy Park Rajasthan Ltd (AREPRL). Adani&nbsp;Group&nbsp;was allotted 3800 acres of land at the Nedan village near Pokhran in the Jaisalmer district in 2018 to set up a power plant. The court gave these directions on a petition&nbsp;objecting to the allotment of public utility land to the solar power companies by the state government.Further the court has also ordered a review of land allotment in 3 other areas to the solar power companies.&nbsp;

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