The judiciary today does not deal in half-truths. It deals in interpretations. Each is justified. Each is reasoned. And yet, together, they create a landscape that is difficult to reconcile.
All adjournment requests are now required to be submitted in a prescribed format via a designated email ID, signalling a move towards the standardisation and digitisation of procedural aspects
The board apologised and withdrew the controversial Social Science textbook following a rebuke from the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court may seek an explanation from NCERT on the context in which the reference was made and examine how such material got included in a textbook meant for young students
The earlier editions of the textbook had largely focused on the structure and role of courts
Judicial course correction is a defining trend in India's higher judiciary, where courts increasingly reverse high-profile interim orders following intense public outrage
Supreme Court’s review jurisdiction is a vital corrective tool that allows the court to fix mistakes arising from incomplete or selectively presented facts
The age of consent in India, currently set at 18 under the POCSO Act, is being challenged in the Supreme Court for criminalising consensual teenage relationships and reflecting what experts call moral paternalism
Justice Kant to take oath as the 53rd Chief Justice of India; President Droupadi Murmu will administer the oath of office
Our criminal justice system is founded on the principle that ‘no innocent person should be punished even if a hundred guilty persons walk free for want of proof of their misdemeanours'
Justice Surya Kant, India's next Chief Justice, hails from the modest Petwar village in Haryana, where his family and community are celebrating his historic elevation with immense pride, viewing it as a "second Diwali"
Justice Surya Kant is likely to be sworn in as the next Chief Justice of India on November 24
National Litigation Policy marks Union government's intent to become a disciplined litigant, shifting from its current role as the country's most prolific one
The idea of assessing litigation risk is well-intentioned, but it should go beyond broad exhortations
Chandrachud’s debut book, ‘Why The Constitution Matters: Selected Speeches’ is less a legal treatise and more a meditation on how law is lived as much as it is learnt
The case involves Imtiyaz Ahmad Ganie, son of Abdul Majeed Ganie. He was arrested by Anantnag police in April 2024 and later sent to Central Jai
India's legal landscape faces a critical paradox: despite a boom in law graduates, there's a significant shortage of young litigators
The new system was created by a constitutional reform law passed by the Mexican Congress in September 2024, based on an earlier proposal by the then-President López Obrador in February 2024
Judicial impeachment proceedings against Justice Yashwant Varma following allegations in the "cash-at-home" controversy, will define not only his legacy but also the judiciary's ability to balance independence with accountability and public trust
The Supreme Court asks what is wrong with the Indian Judiciary at the level of the High Court? HC judges answer with major pushback, and receipts
Supreme Court appointments consistently fail to reflect adequate regional, gender, and social diversity, particularly from various High Courts. This lack of representation hinders the apex court's ability to fully understand and address the nation's diverse legal and societal complexities
Questioning Justice Yashwant Varma's delayed challenge to the findings of an in-house panel, the Supreme Court questioned him on his timing and conduct regarding the inquiry that found him guilty in the cash-at-home case
India's constitutional architecture faces an unprecedented test as Justice Varma's impeachment motion coincides with Vice President Dhankhar's sudden resignation. This dual event has sparked a significant political and judicial crisis
Chief Justice of the Madras High Court M.M. Shrivastava—whose appointment was notified by the Centre on July 14—will remain in office until March 6, 2026
The Varma case is a warning shot. It’s not just one judge’s fall—it signals systemic rot.
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