The author of ‘India’s Communal Constitution’ on the balance between individual rights, religious identities and the Uniform Civil Code

The Court’s performance this year was more defined by what it didn’t do than what it did—no hearing for the Hijab Ban and Sabarimala cases

The Supreme Court will hear 25 of 41 pending five-Judge Constitution Bench cases from August 29th, 2022, as Justice U.U. Lalit becomes CJI.

DESK BRIEF: CJI N.V. Ramana is set to retire on August 26th 2022, after which Justice U.U. Lalit will assume the CJI’s office.

Ramana CJI will retire on August 26th 2022. We look at important cases pending before his Bench that he inherited from former CJIs.

Justice Subhash Reddy retired today after three years and two months at the Supreme Court. He was elevated in November 2018.

Yasmeen Zuber's petition for entry to mosques for Muslim Women diverges from Sabarimala in key areas.

During her term at the Supreme Court, Indu Malhotra J has delivered several noteworthy judgments.

There is a constant conflict between the tenets of personal law and the need to ensure gender equality.

DESK BRIEF: Over three months after its decision, the Supreme Court's nine-judge referral bench in Sabarimala publishes its reasons

Order VI Rule 1 of the Supreme Court Rules 2013 was amended to provide for the formation of single judge benches to hear certain matters.

After the Sabarimala judgment various petitions were filed demanding entry into mosques for Muslim women.