The Supreme Court on Friday has agreed to hear a petition which sought to know whether the specification of ‘life sentence’ would mean the entire life or can it be commuted or... Read more »
The Supreme Court on Friday suggested that if judges can undergo training at the National Judicial Academy, then lawyers should also have a similar opportunity. The Court emphasized that all advocates should... Read more »
The Supreme Court adjourned the petition filed by BJP leader Subramaniam Swamy on Friday, seeking to remove the words ‘secular’ and ‘socialist’ from the Preamble of the Indian Constitution. A bench of... Read more »
The Supreme Court on Friday has slammed the UP government for not counselling students who were allegedly instructed by their school teacher to slap a Muslim boy for not doing his homework.... Read more »
The central government has advised against linking the issue of increasing the retirement age of a judge to the quality and number of judgments delivered by him/her. Such a move would empower... Read more »
The Supreme Court on Friday has agreed to hear in detail the curative plea of the Centre and the Airport Authority of India against its judgement that paved the way for the... Read more »
Supreme Court Judge, Justice P S Narasimha on Friday opted to recuse himself from hearing a plea filed by a political party, seeking a directive from the Centre to ensure adequate funds... Read more »
The Supreme Court on Thursday reserved its order on the legal question of whether a state government is empowered to make a sub-classification in scheduled castes (SC) and scheduled tribes (ST) for... Read more »
The Supreme Court directed its registry officials on Wednesday to adhere to a recent court order directing the discontinuation of mentioning the caste or religion of litigants. On January 10, a bench... Read more »
The Ajit Pawar faction on Wednesday has filed a caveat in the Supreme Court seeking a hearing if the Sharad Pawar group moves before it challenging an order of the Election Commission... Read more »