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.

DESK BRIEF: In 2021, the SC grappled with pressing questions on freedom of the press, equality and non-discrimination.

DESK BRIEF: In a year where Constitution Benches remained largely inactive, the Supreme Court expanded its jurisprudence on reservations.

DESK BRIEF: Looking back at the Court's work in the first half of 2021, dominated by the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Supreme Court’s Spring Session saw many important developments on religion and the law, the conduct of elections and civil liberties.

2019 saw a number of decisions from the Supreme Court with substantial implications for the Indian democracy.

The Court was confronted with multiple challenges to its institutional practices in 2019.

In 2019 the Supreme Court of India confronted longstanding questions pertaining to the role of religion and faith in a secular democracy.

In 2017 we surveyed all reported decisions of the Supreme Court adjudicating fundamental rights challenges from 2016 to 2017