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sc should reconsider its dismissal of appeal against amit shah’s discharge in sohrabuddin case

SC Should Reconsider Its Dismissal of Appeal Against Amit Shah’s Discharge in Sohrabuddin Case

If the questions raised by Judge Loya's family had surfaced earlier, both the Bombay high court and the Supreme Court may have come to a different conclusion on the appeal.

in dismissing bribery probe sc equates request for recusal of judges with contempt of court

In Dismissing Bribery Probe, SC Equates Request for Recusal of Judges With Contempt of Court

fact check if indira had carried out demonetisation would modi have needed to

Fact Check: If Indira Had Carried Out Demonetisation, Would Modi Have Needed To?

how the supreme court almost recalled its order on playing the national anthem in theatres

How the Supreme Court Almost Recalled Its Order on Playing the National Anthem in Theatres

as sc collegium ushers in transparency justice jayant patel’s resignation has not been in vain

As SC Collegium Ushers In Transparency, Justice Jayant Patel’s Resignation Has Not Been In Vain

justice jayant patel’s resignation marks a moment of crisis for the judiciary

Justice Jayant Patel’s Resignation Marks A Moment of Crisis for the Judiciary

marital rape and child marriage two sides of the same coin

Marital Rape and Child Marriage: Two Sides Of The Same Coin

faq what the right to privacy judgment means for aadhaar and mass surveillance

FAQ: What the Right to Privacy Judgment Means for Aadhaar and Mass Surveillance

modi government made repeated attempts to deny pension to freedom fighter s widow

Modi Government Made Repeated Attempts to Deny Pension to Freedom Fighter's Widow

explained government s double standards on privacy before the supreme court

Explained: Government's Double Standards on Privacy Before the Supreme Court