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

The what, when and why of the top court’s decisions in these key cases could have significant ramifications on India’s electoral landscape

The Court set aside a Bombay High Court direction to hold the election to replace Late Member of Parliament Girish Bapat immediately.

2023 has been an action-packed year at the Supreme Court. We feature 10 significant judgments and their fallout

On Day 1, petitioners argued that anonymous corporate funding decimates a representative democracy

Are electoral bonds the future of transparent elections, as the Union government claims, or the instrument of its demise?

DESK BRIEF: New Bill proposes a three-member committee with two members of the ruling party to nominate members of the Election Commission.

A 5-Judge Bench is deciding whether the appointment process in the ECI is unconstitutional and must be reformed.

Concerns about vote tampering and pleas to increase verification during elections are not new, and has resurfaced again at the SC as a PIL.

In State of Goa v Fouziya Imtiaz Sheikh the Court emphasised that an independent Election Commission is key to India’s democracy.

We have curated a set of must-reads that examine the practices of the Election Commission in recent times and its interaction with the SC.

In May 2021 the Supreme Court struck down the reservations provided to Maratha's and continued to hear multiple COVID cases.