In a dissent in the Assam citizenship case, Justice Pardiwala proposed it as a ‘third prong’ to test the arbitrariness of a law. We explain.

The Court also received updates from the West Bengal government and directed it to detail how civic volunteers are hired within three weeks

The Court disposed of 79 cases more than in August but didn’t manage to surpass the annual high of July

The Court has often clarified that Article 142 is not an overriding provision, but the fact is that it has sometimes operated as one

We map the sequence of events at the Supreme Court over six months which led to Kejriwal’s release in the liquor policy scam

The bench reviewed the CBI’s fourth status report in the case and stressed that the deceased doctor’s identity be protected

Listing at the SC has been plagued by uncertainty. As the Chief nears the end of his tenure, the call for reform is reaching its crescendo

The court noted that judges had to be aware of their predispositions to deliver fair and objective decisions

Constitution Bench cases on affirmative action, mining taxes, arbitration and driving licences dominated the Court’s docket in August

Two recent dissents raised the question about smaller benches referring matters to larger benches. We look at the Court’s jurisprudence.

It may be cynical to view the Supreme Court’s suo moto cognisance of the Kolkata rape and murder case merely as an optics game

In July, after summer vacation, the top court closed a long-pending case on mineral royalty and denied a retest of the 2024 NEET UG exam