October was an active month at the top court with two Constitution Bench decisions and critical Division Bench hearings on personal liberty

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

The Court’s Monsoon Session saw reduced Constitution Bench activity, bail orders for opposition leaders and suo moto cases

In September, the Court granted bail to two state ministers and heard cases on the R.G. Kar incident, bulldozer demolitions and child rights

Constitution Bench cases on affirmative action, mining taxes, arbitration and driving licences dominated the Court’s docket in August

Recapping the Supreme Court's first week back after its seven-week summer vacation.

After a first half of the year heavy with Constitution Bench activity, a rested court returns after a seven-week break. What can we expect?

In May, the top court reserved judgement in one of the oldest nine-judge bench case and granted interim bail to Delhi’s CM Arvind Kejriwal

Yet, May was the month when the Court recorded the highest daily average of disposal this year—278 cases a day

In April the Supreme Court heard two Constitution Bench cases and delivered a verdict on a crucial case concerning electoral transparency

In a month where the Court worked for just 15 days, pendency increased by over 400 cases

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