Explore Justice D.Y. Chandrachud’s milestone tenure as Chief Justice of India, marked by landmark judgments and a lasting constitutional legacy.
Read Full ArticleJustice Sanjiv Khanna appointed as the 51st Chief Justice of India, succeeding CJI Chandrachud, with a tenure starting on November 11, 2024.
SCBA objects to changes in Lady Justice statue and SC emblem, citing lack of consultation and demands a cafe and library instead of a proposed museum.
Madras High Court calls for better facilities for lawyers to communicate with undertrial prisoners, emphasizing mutual respect between legal practitioners and prison authorities.
Calcutta High Court allows doctors’ protest during Durga Puja carnival, overturns Kolkata Police orders, citing the right to protest under Article 19.
A plea has been filed in the Supreme Court seeking a direction to restore statehood of Jammu and Kashmir as per the assurance given before it in the case titled as 'In re Article 370 of the Constituti...
SC bars states from using bulldozers to demolish properties of accused without prior court permission, stressing the importance of constitutional ethos.
Ex-IFS officers and activists file SC plea seeking to stop arms supply to Israel, citing violations of international law and India's constitutional obligations.
Telangana CM Revanth Reddy expresses regret after SC rebuke, clarifying his respect for the judiciary and retracting statements on the bail grant to BRS leader.
Rajasthan HC directs police to consider protection for a couple in a live-in relationship outside marriage, emphasizing their right to life under Article 21.
SC protects jobs of employees de-scheduled from SC/ST category, ensuring their employment despite revoked status. Supreme Court overturns Karnataka HC ruling.
The Supreme Court has ruled that it's not mandatory to disclose cut-off marks in horizontal reservations, including for persons with benchmark disabilities.
Plea in Supreme Court seeks review of August 1 judgment allowing States to sub-classify SC/STs, challenging their authority under Articles 341 and 342.
Ashwini Kumar Upadhyay challenges the 42nd Amendment in SC, calling it a fraud on the Constitution, citing arbitrary changes during the Emergency.
The Centre defends the law against triple talaq in the Supreme Court, stating it's neither legal nor religiously sanctioned, protecting women's rights.
Justice K S Puttaswamy, lead petitioner in India’s historic right to privacy case challenging Aadhaar, passes away at 98, leaving a legacy in constitutional rights.
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