“It would be inappropriate to expect the son of the respondent – landlord to sit idle without doing any work

On October 9, 1998, the then Chief Justice of India,  M.M.Punchhi, authored a judgment in the case of Mayawati v

“A trial Judge can take his time and sentence the convict after giving adequate opportunity for the prosecution as well

After Meghalaya High Court Judge Justice Sudip Ranjan Sen’s controversial communal remarks in a recent Judgment evoked strong reaction from

“The policies formulated and the legislations made, unless they fall foul of the Constitution of India, cannot be interfered with,

The Supreme Court has dismissed a curative petition against dismissal of NGO Common’s Cause plea challenging appointment of Gujarat cadre

The Supreme Court, on Tuesday, dismissed the curative petition filed by NGO Campaign for Judicial Accountability and Reforms (CJAR) against

“Mentioning of reasons for withdrawal of an earlier complaint is also not a condition precedent for maintaining a second complaint.”

Quoting Isaac Newton, Justice Madan B. Lokur humbly attributed his achievements to “standing on the shoulders of giants”, on his

The SC bench headed by CJI today dismissed the petitions challenging Rafale deal and seeking court-monitored probe into the allegations

The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed a string of petitions seeking an independent probe into the 2015 Rafale deal, according

“We are not going to the extent of suggesting that if there is no DNA profiling, the prosecution case cannot

Eleven MLAs of Tamil Nadu assembly, led by the Deputy Chief Minister, O.Panneer Selvam, whose disqualification on the ground of

The Supreme Court on Thursday asked the Centre and states to maintain transparency in appointments of Chief Information Commissioner and

The Supreme Court bench headed by CJI Ranjan Gogoi will pronounce verdict in the petitions challenging the Rafale deal tomorrow.