Analysis

A curable defect in procedure cannot render the arbitration agreement void, petitioners argue

In a month marked by Constitution Bench activity, the Court also heard critical matters on convict remission policy and the Manipur violence

DESK BRIEF: Recently, it seems that the prescriptive aspect of Article 19 is only a poetic indulgence when faced with media rights

As the Court gears up to decide the challenge against the special citizenship provisions for Assam, we outline the legal questions at stake

The proceedings in the Bilkis Bano convict remission case have opened up some vital questions about subjectivity and standards

As the Supreme Court gradually reignites Constitution Bench activity, we invite you to go through our previous coverage on the issue

A 7-judge Bench will examine if MLAs who accept bribes to vote in a house of legislature enjoy immunity from prosecution.

A SC decision from 1968 has long justified Union executive creep in J&K. But what of the equal bench judgement that came a decade before it?