Casual remarks and comments are a part of the judicial discovery process. But propriety demands that judges be wary of tone and word choices

By stipulating a timeline for the Speaker to rule on defection petitions, the Court went beyond ‘Shiv Sena’. Could it have gone further?

His petition not only challenges the findings of the in-house committee in his case, but also the very basis of the procedure

We bring you the key highlights from the first week of the Supreme Court’s new term

In a hearing on electoral roll revision, the SC reiterated its inclination to trust the ECI, but not before offering friendly advice

The Supreme Court clarified whether an accused person had a right seek a voluntary narco-analysis test to lead evidence

A recent Supreme Court judgement upheld an added financial burden imposed by states on DTH providers through an “entertainment tax”

The Court’s rebranding of Vacation Benches is a response to public criticism. But the terms of the discourse need a fundamental shift

Professor A.K. Mahmudabad was jailed for a Facebook post. The Supreme Court has constituted a Special Investigation Team to decode it

CJI Sanjiv Khanna's brief tenure may have lacked the pomp of the Chandrachud Court but was by no means uneventful

Why wasn’t the TN Governor Case referred to a Constitution Bench?

The Supreme Court grants Union seven days to file response as petitioners allege ‘parliamentary usurpation of the faith of 200 million’