The Judiciary's Role in Religious Disputes Under the Constitution
Analyzing the increasing religious disputes in courts and their implications on the constitutional guarantees of religious freedom.
Supreme Court's Stance on Appointing Regular DGPs
A pivotal ruling urges states to appoint regular police chiefs for effective law enforcement and governance.
Analyzing Death Penalty Convictions in India: A Decadal Review
The study sheds light on high acquittal rates in death penalty cases, emphasizing the need for procedural reforms in trial courts across India.
Supreme Court Proposes Seizing Assets of Acid Attackers
A recommendation for extraordinary punitive measures to compensate victims and deter future attacks against women and children
Lowering the Age of Juvenility: A Step Back for Justice
The proposed amendment to the JJ Act raises concerns about rehabilitation and fairness in India's juvenile justice system.
Supreme Court Rejects Justice Varma's Challenge on Inquiry Panel
The court emphasizes that safeguards for judges should not hinder the process of their removal while addressing the inquiry initiated by the Lok Sabha Speaker.
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Supreme Court to Decide on Passive Euthanasia for Harish Rana
Judges meet family seeking relief for Harish, bed-ridden for 13 years due to severe injuries and permanent vegetative state.
Supreme Court Seeks Heavy Compensation for Dog Bite Cases
The top court mandates accountability for States and feeders under ABC Rules to prevent stray dog attacks
Inclusion Is Not Charity, but Constitutional Duty
Supreme Court tells corporates to view disability inclusion as a strategic business advantage, invoking CSR, ESG norms and Article 142 to restore dignity at work
Supreme Court’s Expanding Role in Environmental Governance
How judicial management, regulatory gaps, and shifting rulings shape India’s environmental governance framework
Supreme Court Differentiates Roles in Delhi Riots Bail Verdict
Khalid and Imam Denied Bail as Court Emphasises Individual Culpability and Proportional Pretrial Detention
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When Dissent Meets Detention: The Supreme Court’s UAPA Tightrope
By upholding prolonged incarceration for Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam while freeing others, the Court’s reliance on a “hierarchy of participation” raises unsettling questions about protest, terror law, and justice delayed.
Liberty on Trial Supreme Court Reaffirms Stringent Bail Bar under UAPA
Article 21 remains fundamental, but not absolute, as the Court holds prolonged pre-trial detention insufficient for bail in national security cases