In a significant development for constitutional rights and gender justice, the Supreme Court has affirmed that reproductive ...

The Supreme Court recently voiced concern over the alleged interference by Mamata Banerjee during search operations conducted by the Enforcement Directorate, remarking that such a situation is “not a ...

A Delhi court has sent back the Central Bureau of Investigation’s chargesheet in the long-pending Antrix–Devas corruption case, ruling that it does not have the authority to hear the matter. The move ...

The Supreme Court has expressed strong disapproval of the conduct of certain lawyers from Barabanki, Uttar Pradesh, stating that their actions have brought disrepute to the legal profession. The Court ...

The Bombay High Court recently intervened in a dispute involving the Hope of Glory Ministry Trust, holding that the sudden withdrawal of permission for a religious gathering was unjustified and ...

The Bombay High Court was informed by the Central government that steps are actively being taken to deal with the ongoing LPG supply issues, leading the Court to close a petition filed over the ...

A Supreme Court circular banning paan and gutka spitting inside its premises exposes a deeper national malaise: India’s ...

The Supreme Court of India has urged the Union government to consider enacting a law that formally recognises paternity leave, highlighting the need for a more balanced approach to parental ...

The Delhi High Court has directed the takedown of online material that allegedly defames Himayani Puri by falsely associating her with Jeffrey Epstein. The order was passed by Justice Mini Pushkarna ...

Indian women are more equipped legally now than ever before. Women’s rights are examined under the headers of property rights ...

Nearly seven decades after a classic film imagined a prison built on trust rather than iron bars, the apex court has revived the idea  in real life—calling for a nationwide expansion of open prisons a ...

By Inderjit Badhwar Few questions test a society’s moral compass more than the question of how life should end. In this issue ...