On the 50th anniversary of the Emergency, it’s clear that half-hearted attempts to ‘reform’ Article 22 won’t cut it—deletion is the answer

The power of the top court to ‘do complete justice’ is back in the limelight after its recent judgement on the Tamil Nadu Governor

In an essay to mark Dr. Ambedkar’s 135th birthday, V.K. Tiwari suggests that his conception of ‘disability’ could fill constitutional gaps

In reinstating the Janata Dal member to the Bihar Legislative Council, the top court emphasised voters’ right to representation in the House

A recent decision of the Supreme Court highlighted the need to create a more sensitive work environment for women in the judiciary

Recent decisions of the top court acknowledge the need for procedural reform but there is no sign of the all-important Constitution Bench

The Indian Supreme Court’s jurisprudence on compelled speech, largely developed through cases relating to cinema halls, is undercooked

The Court has often clarified that Article 142 is not an overriding provision, but the fact is that it has sometimes operated as one

In his only known case in the SC, the key architect of the Constitution evoked its ‘spirit’ in a precursor to the Basic Structure doctrine

Through its skewed historical narrative on Article 370, the Court produces an alternative track for its abrogation

The author of ‘India’s Communal Constitution’ on the balance between individual rights, religious identities and the Uniform Civil Code

On 11 December 2023, the Supreme Court upheld the Union's abrogation of Article 370. Our explainer covers the key issues and what was held