Analysis

The Saranda forest case reflects another instance where the Court attempts to navigate the tightrope between preservation and progress

A look at the spate of image-related cases filed by stars—through the prism of the rights to publicity, expression, privacy and livelihood

From Chief Justice B.R. Gavai to Justice Surya Kant, the Supreme Court reaffirms its quiet tradition of continuity and convention

In this Issue of SCO.LR, we bring you five bonus judgements of the Supreme Court from October 2025

Tensions between the Judiciary and the Executive over appointments were brewing even as the Constitution was being drafted

This year, the SC tweaked its approach to firecrackers from prohibition to regulation. Early signs suggest that the ‘test’ may have failed

The selective reading of liberty in UAPA and PMLA cases hinges on the accused’s identity. A ‘Khalid Test’ could offer a course correction

The Court’s growing impatience with legislative silence and executive inaction has led to a decision that might change the game