Analysis

A statutory inquiry, once seized of definite charges, survives the resignation and boycott of the judge it examines.

A new book argues that due process, which the Constitution deliberately omitted, was never absent—only deferred.

In this issue, we shortlist five important judgements from 3 August to 8 August 2026 

The Supreme Court’s latest report on gender asks a question that appeals rarely do: how do judges learn to write?

A year after warning Himachal Pradesh could vanish, the Court handed its ecology case to the Central Empowered Committee.

While the 2026 Report promises more practical training for judges, it may turn out less useful to tackle all kinds of gender stereotypes

The Bench held that the Environment (Protection) Act allows limited post-facto environmental clearances in exceptional cases

A three-Judge Bench declares prior clearance mandatory, corrects the precedent record, and forgives every project already in the pipeline.