Compelling hearings and pleasantly surprising judgements in a quarter when the Supreme Court kicked off its 75th year celebrations

The Supreme Court reserved judgement in a case determining the minority institution status of Aligarh Muslim University

A tribute to Fali Nariman, a commercial lawyer from Bombay who became one of India's finest constitutional law advocates

In August 2020, the top court granted compensation to Adani Power but held that the Discom is not liable to pay the surcharge

SCO tracks the evolution of the Ayodhya title dispute from 1528 to 2024

Civil rights champion, ‘black letter’ judge, the man who shook up Indian IP jurisprudence—who was the real Justice Bhat?

In two Constitution Bench cases, the Court clarified centre-state relationships in an asymmetric federal structure

In a year when the Court has been accused of not walking its talk, its bail decisions stand out as a stark instance of this trend

Seizing electronic devices in the absence of proportionality checks violates the right against self-incrimination

The day before the Constitution was adopted, Dr. B. R. Ambedkar spoke about the contradiction between political and social inequality

The top court’s decision to deny Manish Sisodia bail appears to fall short of its own concerns over personal liberty

As the Court gears up to decide the challenge against the special citizenship provisions for Assam, we outline the legal questions at stake