Analysis

Justice Bhat’s refusal to uphold the directions to protect LGBTQIA+ persons seems inconsistent with his own understanding of Part III Rights

October saw the marriage equality judgement, revival of seven-judge benches, Justice Bhat’s retirement and more

The marriage rights of sexual minorities involve a polycentric dispute that falls squarely within the legislative domain

Are electoral bonds the future of transparent elections, as the Union government claims, or the instrument of its demise?

Disqualification proceedings of Nationalist Congress Party members are to be concluded by 31 January 2024.

As a seven-judge bench deliberates the validity of an unstamped arbitration agreement, we detail what the case is about

A data-driven book on the apex court argues that it might be a more effective ‘people’s court’ by giving clearer directions to lower courts

The “first among equals” may enjoy more powers than what meets the eye. Check out what Dr. Aparna Chandra has to say