Recent decisions of the top court acknowledge the need for procedural reform but there is no sign of the all-important Constitution Bench

The outcome in a petition seeking cancellation of DMK minister Senthil Balaji’s bail could shape the NDA’s PMLA strategy in its third term

The top court’s approach to place of worship cases may have emboldened right-wing groups to take the judicial route to open a can of worms

To commemorate India’s 75th Law Day on 26 November, we recall a historic conference of Federal and High Court judges in March 1948

As the discussion on Justice Chandrachud’s legacy settles, there is a sense that his successor may herald a return to more unassuming ways

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

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

Last week’s decision upholding Section 6A of the Citizenship Act marks the beginning of a series of rulings expected in the coming days

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

The Court has often clarified that Article 142 is not an overriding provision, but the fact is that it has sometimes operated as one

Two years after the top court began livestreaming hearings, concerns about institutional posturing and performative justice remain relevant

Skimming through the causelist may not seem like much, but it offers us insight into the workings of the court