Leena Gita Reghunath

In the 75th year of the Supreme Court, we are introducing a special series showcasing the institution through a cultural and critical lens

The facts of a case can get lost in screaming headlines and turf wars on social media, as they did for a Supreme Court case on marriage

The Court made many right noises during the VVPAT hearing, they were missing in its judgement.

Compelling hearings and pleasantly surprising judgements in a quarter when the Supreme Court kicked off its 75th year celebrations

While over 60 lakh cases remain pending at High Courts, 30 percent of the seats remain vacant

Holding account of the pace of constituting Constitution Benches

Professor Saibaba's recent acquittal of UAPA charges raises questions about remedies for unjust incarceration

The Supreme Court is now hearing a gamut of cases that will have a bearing on the future of democracy

Even in a mostly full-strength Court, there was a startling lack of representation of religious minorities, women & marginalised communities

And just like that, it’s the end of another busy year, both for the Supreme Court and Supreme Court Observer.

In the wake of the Supreme Court’s judgement, SCO caught up with the constitutional law expert on the past and present of the federal scheme

The Article 370 Judgment narrates a lot of history but gives cursory treatment to the present. Meanwhile, the Valley observes silence.

The day before the Constitution was adopted, Dr. B. R. Ambedkar spoke about the contradiction between political and social inequality

Why aren’t we talking about reservations in the higher judiciary for women and members of marginalised communities?

Watch SCO's book talk with Dr. Aparna Chandra, co-author of "Court on Trial", with SCO's Editor-in-Chief Leena Gita Reghunath

As the Supreme Court gradually reignites Constitution Bench activity, we invite you to go through our previous coverage on the issue

DESK BRIEF: A CJI led Constitution Bench has been hearing arguments in one of the most momentous episodes in our political history.