In a case about the nature of private property, the top court has had to grapple with an Article that may or may not exist

The Supreme Court is now hearing a gamut of cases that will have a bearing on the future of democracy

We summarise the key contentions in the Aligarh Muslim University minority status case

Even the minority opinion privileged a 'marriage-lite' version of queer union instead of upholding relational equality

In recent years, PIL has become an extension of the political theatre while voices from the ground, stay silent still.

There’s been an unprecedented increase in the number of petitions in recent years, but experts suggest that the SC is less PIL-friendly

Justice Chandrachud has played a vital role in cementing right to privacy as a fundamental right, by invoking it in important Judgments

Fundamental Duties are duties that citizens owe to the State. They cannot be enforced in a court of law.

Justice Subhash Reddy retired today after three years and two months at the Supreme Court. He was elevated in November 2018.

The Supreme Court in Kedarnath Singh (1962) restricted the scope of sedition law. Now the constitutionality of the law has been questioned.

In this post we curate a list of must reads that look into the history, evolution and application of sedition law in the Indian context.

4 articles which conclusively examine the Supreme Courts Sabarimala Verdict.