In ruling that the Electoral Bond Scheme is invalid, the Court applied the double proportionality test to balance between fundamental rights

In a judicial career spanning 20 years, Justice Kaul’s judgements deeply impacted freedom and autonomy

On Day 1, petitioners argued that anonymous corporate funding decimates a representative democracy

Supreme Court directs Union to frame guidelines for search and seizure of digital devices by investigative agencies

A five-judge bench rejected the plea for queer persons right to marry in India. What did the Court say?

The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 wasted an opportunity to bolster the right to privacy for marginalised and vulnerable groups.

SCO curates five pieces that cast a critical eye on the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023

How strong is the marital privacy argument to justify marital rape exception in a post-Puttaswamy era?

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

5 years after the Supreme Court recognised privacy as a Fundamental Right, we discussed how the right came to be, and what it means.