In October, the Court heard important cases on reservations, powers of the Directorate of Enforcement, and foreign funding for NGOs.

We look at the arguments on whether the 50% limit is binding precedent, and its scope in applying it to Maratha reservations.

We look at the rationale and the development of the 50% limit on reservations, which was an issue in the Maratha Reservations case.

We look at the Litigation History of the Maratha Reservations case, before it came before the Supreme Court.

With the petition seeking orphans to be identified as a backward class, are we moving away from a caste centric definition of backwardness.

DESK BRIEF: The Union has filed a review petition challenging the Maratha Reservation verdict, which might lead to the third round of litigation.

Bhushan J interpreted the 102nd Constitution Amendment Act purposively whereas Bhat J interpreted the Amendment strictly based on its text.

In this episode of SCO Explains, we look at first part of the Supreme Court's judgment in Jaishri Laxmanrao Patil v. Union of India.