Discourse on the appointment of distinguished jurists brought back conversations on a balanced judiciary

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

79 years into India’s independence from the British Raj, “Swadeshi jurisprudence” gains traction in courts and colleges

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

Justice Bhuyan’s recent speech brought back questions on public engagements by judges

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

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

The Partial Court Working Days revealed a balance between rest and rigour

The Delhi High Court's decision on suspension of Telegram services raises questions on intermediary liability

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

With its first set of recommendations, the Collegium has an opportunity to address the religious diversity question in its next cycle