The Court responded positively to the plea by an NGO to flagging inconsistencies

A century after winning the right to practice law, women in the highest ranks of the judiciary remain the exception, not the norm

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

The Court’s operative order in a case concerning a man’s right to be buried in his own village sets a bad precedent for split verdicts

The decision heralds a welcome shift in jurisprudence by giving states power to regulate the misuse of industrial spirits in potable liquor

75 years and 276 judges later, the number of women at the top court remains a shocking low of 4 percent

The retrospective application of the decision to allow states to tax mines and minerals could have first- and second-order economic impacts

A nine-judge bench in one of the longest pending cases confirmed that only states have the power to tax mineral-bearing land

The facts of a case can get lost in screaming headlines and turf wars on social media, as they did for a Supreme Court case on marriage

In a conversation with SCO, Justice Nagarathna spoke about women in the judiciary, access to justice in the digital age and more.

Hon'ble Justice B.V. Nagarathna, Judge, Supreme Court of India, shared her reflections on Constitution Day during a conversation with SCO

The proceedings in the Bilkis Bano convict remission case have opened up some vital questions about subjectivity and standards