Analysis

The Jain Hawala decision was meant to have freed agencies like CBI and ED from Union interference. The government keeps finding a backdoor

The AMU Act has to be read as a key way-stop on the continuum of the institution’s history, not as something that breaks with it

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

A revisiting of the Chinnaiah judgement raises questions about sub-classification in reservations for Scheduled Castes

The Bench led by the Chief Justice held the Presiding Officer accountable for ballot tampering and directed a show cause notice to be issued

We highlight four aspects that stood out to us in the Court’s ruling on the unconstitutionality of the Electoral Bonds Scheme

The Court ordered all the ballot papers to be placed before it by 2:00pm tomorrow and directed their safe transport from Chandigarh

In ruling that the Electoral Bond Scheme is invalid, the Court applied the double proportionality test to balance between fundamental rights