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

The judgement is expected to settle the turf war between Union and states, with implications on revenue and public health regulation

Two recent dissents raised the question about smaller benches referring matters to larger benches. We look at the Court’s jurisprudence.

Before the Chief retires, benches led by him must deliver verdicts in cases about citizenship, reservation, tax, minority status and more

A recent hearing brought a crucial constitutional question to the fore—is the original provision revived when an amendment is struck down?

In April 2024, the top Court heard 6 days of arguments on states and the Union government's power to regulate Industrial Alcohol

Oil companies, realtors and big business have a lot riding on the outcomes of the three longest-pending nine-judge bench cases

October saw the marriage equality judgement, revival of seven-judge benches, Justice Bhat’s retirement and more

The “first among equals” may enjoy more powers than what meets the eye. Check out what Dr. Aparna Chandra has to say

The Court is expected to hear all seven and nine-judge matters in the first quarter of 2024.

The nine-judge bench will hear cases on rights of landowners, taxation, power of the state to levy excise fee and industrial disputes