The Supreme Court has stayed the Bombay High Court’s dramatic acquittal of all 13 accused in the 2006 bombings, putting the spotlight back on a prosecution riddled with torture, tampered evidence, and systemic failures
As the Joint Parliamentary Committee weighs the Modi government’s ambitious proposal, constitutional luminaries and electoral experts raise red flags over political centralization and the potential erosion of regional voices
In response to misconduct allegations and dwindling public trust, the Collegium has introduced structured interviews and rigorous vetting to fortify transparency and confidence
As fresh demands echo from the ruling establishment to drop “secular” and “socialist” from the Preamble, a deeper ideological clash unfolds—between foundational values and political reinterpretation, between constitutional permanence and partisan preference
As the judiciary grapples with increasing scrutiny from the executive, two top Supreme Court judges have called for caution, reigniting the debate on the fine line between activism and overreach
A recent Supreme Court ruling reaffirms the constitutional balance between legislative supremacy and judicial authority, drawing fresh lines in the evolving contest of power
In a strong and unusually forthright message, chief justice of India DY Chandrachud’s successor, has reignited the long-simmering debate over the ethical implications of judges accepting government assignments after retirement