The Supreme Court’s recent commuting of a death sentence causes us to revisit the tricky question of ‘mitigating circumstances’

In a recent case, the top court reiterated that a conviction can be sustained solely on the basis of the prosecutrix’s ‘unshaken’ testimony

A century after winning the right to practice law, women in the highest ranks of the judiciary remain the exception, not the norm

A recent decision of the Supreme Court highlighted the need to create a more sensitive work environment for women in the judiciary

The conditions imposed by the Supreme Court on Ranveer Allahbadia are disproportionate and could further shrink the space for free speech

The first Constitution Bench of CJI Khanna’s tenure will look into the definition of “modification” in the context of arbitral awards

A recent order on ad hoc judges in HCs presents an opportunity to look at the history of the temporary judge provision in the Constitution

The Court’s operative order in a case concerning a man’s right to be buried in his own village sets a bad precedent for split verdicts

As the Court completes 75, it must be convinced that structural reforms to tackle pendency need to look beyond increasing bench strength

The US Supreme Court’s upholding of a law banning TikTok raises questions about the country as a free speech haven

With six more retirements in 2025, how will the Collegium balance regional diversity with gender, religious and community representation?

2025 will be a pivotal year for the top court with leadership changes, key retirements and several high-profile cases pending on its docket