Order VI Rule 1 of the Supreme Court Rules 2013 was amended to provide for the formation of single judge benches to hear certain matters.

After the Sabarimala judgment various petitions were filed demanding entry into mosques for Muslim women.

The Supreme Court has announced that specific matters related to transfers of cases and bail will be heard by a single judge bench.

DESK BRIEF: The COVID-19 outbreak is having a serious impact on high profile Supreme Court cases expected to be heard in March and April

Overall decrease in pendency of constitutional matters before Supreme Court during the year 2019.

The primary themes in the ten most important cases that shaped India in 2019 seemed to revolve around democracy, citizenship and religion.

Court to hear constitutional questions surrounding review of Sabarimala judgment.

DESK BRIEF: A nine-judge bench hearing constitutional questions on religion faces challenges to its jurisdiction

In January, the Court heard the Sabarimala referral, as well as the Article 370 and CAA matters.

DESK BRIEF: Watch expert panelists discuss strengthening democracy, supreme court reform, and religion and faith.

DESK BRIEF: The Supreme Court is hearing important constitutional questions at full swing since reopening after the winter vacation

DESK BRIEF: A nine-judge Referral Bench has ruled that the Court can refer questions to a larger bench in a review petition.