Analysis

The Supreme Court has held that persons with disabilities have a right to reservation in promotion under Article 16(4).

The Bench directed the Centre to create a national database for migrant workers in order ease efforts to aid migrant workers.

The Court has admitted a challenge to sedition twice before, upholding it each time. Will the third attempt be the successful one?

The Supreme Court in Kedarnath Singh (1962) restricted the scope of sedition law. Now the constitutionality of the law has been questioned.

In this post we curate a list of must reads that look into the history, evolution and application of sedition law in the Indian context.

With the petition seeking orphans to be identified as a backward class, are we moving away from a caste centric definition of backwardness.

DESK BRIEF: The review petition filed challenging the Maratha Reservation verdict, which might lead to the third round of litigation.