The Supreme Court spent August looking at itself, its docket and the law it has left unsettled

While the SC Collegium acted swiftly to contain the protests; the resolutions left the question of accountability open.

Justice Sandeep Mehta’s leaked letters present a unique opportunity for the Supreme Court to reassure public faith in itself

The NALSAR row shows how judicial outreach increasingly invites dialogue, dissent and demands for transparency

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

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

While the Court’s not mandated to intervene in the protests, its response at the first instance shaped the public perception towards it

The Court’s decision to relegate bulldozer contempt pleas to the High Courts reopens a question about the reach of its own directions

Four Benches now sit only on the Court’s oldest appeals. The CJI has seven months to prove it works

As the Court's strength rises to 38, old cases, open questions and new controversies crowd its attention

As the Court's strength rises to 38, old cases, open questions and new controversies crowd its attention

The Court's clarification protects accused persons trapped by its 2022 freeze, but the constitutional question lingers