Reversing two administrative moves of the Chandrachud tenure, CJI Gavai recently remarked that the Court is returning to its ‘original avata

The three judges increase representation from the Gujarat, Rajasthan and Bombay HCs. But does this solve the representation crisis?

What kinds of issues have been referred to the SC? When did the SC decline to provide an opinion? SCO’s compilation has all the key details

The new CJI has a reputation of having a sound grounding in the law and Constitution. What are the opportunities and challenges he faces?

The CJI’s power to recommend removal of a judge on the basis of an in-house committee’s report may be diluting the separation of powers

The answer lies in a 2014 Supreme Court case where the complainant challenged a two-judge probe committee set up by the CJ of the MP HC

If ‘in-line-to-be-CJI’ is now a relevant consideration for SC elevation, we examine how the Collegium might have picked Justice Bagchi

A century after winning the right to practice law, women in the highest ranks of the judiciary remain the exception, not the norm

We explore the many facets of Article 142 and how it has evolved over the years.

A nine-judge bench in one of the longest pending cases confirmed that only states have the power to tax mineral-bearing land

Nehru’s fraught relationship with the judiciary had its roots in his exasperation with the first Chief Justice on the matter of appointments

DESK BRIEF: The Supreme Court demanded a person seeking protection under Article 32 to prove their allegiance to India in an affidavit.