Analysis

The conditions imposed by the Supreme Court on Ranveer Allahbadia are disproportionate and could further shrink the space for free speech

The top court stayed a Lokpal Order which held that judges of HCs established by Acts of Parliament could be investigated by the Lokpal

As outrage over Allahbadia's remarks spiralled, the top court described his statements as “disgusting”, “filthy”, and “insulting.”

The verdict cements states’ control over lottery taxation, closing a long saga of the Union trying to impose service tax on distributors

The first Constitution Bench of CJI Khanna’s tenure will look into the definition of “modification” in the context of arbitral awards

With Justice Hrishikesh Roy’s retirement, the composition of the Supreme Court Collegium has changed

Given the high stakes of impeachment, the Court evolved its own inquiry process in the 1990s. How will it play out in Justice Yadav’s case?

A recent order on ad hoc judges in HCs presents an opportunity to look at the history of the temporary judge provision in the Constitution