The Court engaged with State reservations policies, the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, and the Union's OROP policy.

In this episode we explain the Court's Judgment and Order in the PG NEET Reservations case, and take you through main arguments.

Studies examining caste-based backwardness have a higher bar to pass than those studying backwardness within the ‘general category'.

There is a marked difference in the methodology employed by the Mandal and Major Sinho Commissions in studying backwardness.

DESK BRIEF: The Third Wave of the pandemic has pushed the Supreme Court to shift to virtual hearings and prioritise urgent matters.

We covered cases the SC heard in December, reviewed the key judgments of 2021, and engaged with the cases that the Court will hear in 2022.

The Supreme Court in 2022 is poised to address key questions on reservations, terror, and freedom of the press.

We review the SC's most significant judgments in 2021.

The Supreme Court delivered key judgments on reservations for Persons with Disabilities and the Maratha community.

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.