Analysis

Can government employers set aside previously established procedural rules to ensure only the most suitable persons are appointed?

The outcome will likely impact the livelihoods of gig workers who use their LMV licence to transport people and things

The other key question is whether a law advancing wealth redistribution DPSPs can be challenged on grounds of inconsistency with Part III

Benches led by CJI Chandrachud are expected to deliver five judgements on matters of minority status, arbitration and public employment

Analysing the tenure of the longest-serving Chief Justice since 2012 doesn’t lend itself to easy generalisations and pithy one-liners

As the incoming Chief Justice, Sanjiv Khanna has the enviable task of balancing continuity with fresh reforms

Justice Nagarathna’s dissents in two recent Constitution Bench matters may suggest that achieving ‘federal balance’ is a delicate thing

We summarise the 148 page landmark ruling that has directed amendments to prison manuals within three months