Both the Madras and Delhi High Court cases involved “preventing incitement to the commission of an offence”, which is one of the valid grounds in law for authorising phone tapping.
The Supreme Court will hear a plea on July 22 regarding guidelines on obtaining OBC certificates for a child of a single mother from the same category.
The 42nd Amendment introduced the word ‘secular’ in the Preamble. But secularism is inherent in the Constitution, a theme that runs through several provisions.
The US Supreme Court is yet to rule on the legality of Trump’s executive order ending birthright citizenship. But it has removed protections granted by federal judges which have thus far hindered the implementation of the law
Over the years, courts have asserted that police or prosecution agencies cannot issue summons to lawyers for advising their clients.
A US federal court on Monday issued a preliminary injunction to block the proclamation signed by President Trump that restricted the admission of foreign nationals to Harvard University
FIRs have been filed against HDFC Bank managing director and chief executive Sashidhar Jagdishan, a former Lilavati trustee named Chetan Mehta, and several others. Jagdishan has challenged the actions in the Bombay High Court.
The draft Registration Bill aims to digitise registration of property documents and increase transparency. But a few concerns remain
The Bombay HC passed a verdict on two pleas filed by BCCI challenging arbitral awards passed on June 22, 2015. Here is what the case about Kochi Tuskers Kerala is.
ANI also filed a case before the Delhi High Court against the YouTuber Mohak Mangal which pertains to trademark infringement, disparagement and defamation
On May 22, the top court provided clarity on the usage of Zudpi lands, saying they cannot be converted without prior approval from the central government, and only after complying with the conditions laid down by the court.
Looking for mechanisms to deal with complaints against judges, the SC developed the in-house inquiry, in which the Chief Justice of India (CJI) sets up a panel of judges to verify if there is a prima facie case against a judge.
Jyoti Rani Pakistan link, ISI spying case India: According to the police, Jyoti Rani was found sharing 'sensitive information' with a Pakistan High Commission official. What charges has she been booked under and what punishment do they carry? We explain.
A new three-judge Bench of the Bombay High Court will take up hearings that were paused after the earlier Chief Justice was transferred. Why led to Chief Justice of India B R Gavai to intervene in the matter at this stage?
On Friday, the Supreme Court struck down the original 2017 notification and the 2021 OM — along with all circulars, orders, and notifications issued to give effect to these two — as “illegal”.
Exercising powers vested upon her under Article 143(1), President Draupadi Murmu has made a 14-point reference to the SC for its consideration and opinion. Here are the 14 questions she has asked, published ad verbatim
President Droupadi Murmu has invoked the Supreme Court’s advisory jurisdiction under Article 143(1) of the Constitution to determine whether timelines can be set for the President and Governors to act on Bills sent by state Assemblies
Justice Gavai, who will become India’s second Dalit CJI on May 14, has spoken of his father’s association with the Congress party. What is this connection?
What is the case, and what was the High Court’s rationale? How was it linked to the Pahalgam terror attacks? We explain.
The petition argues that not holding the election in case of a single candidate prevents voters from choosing the “None of the Above” (NOTA) option, and amounts to a violation of their fundamental right.
Treaties between sovereign nations are governed by a complex set of public international law rules. But at the end of the day, international law is not enforceable against the will of a sovereign nation
Patkar has been convicted of defamation. She was arrested, but was released on the condition that she furnishes the probation bond and deposits the compensation amount of Rs 1 lakh as ordered by the court. What did she do?
Sharma's five-year rigorous imprisonment sentence will begin in 2029, after he completes another five-year sentence handed out by the Ahmedabad Sessions Court in January. Here is what to know about the former IAS officer and the cases against him.
The court observed that granting interim relief to her may have wider ‘repercussions’ and the same may lead to “commercialisation" of the procedure.
The court relied on technical and circumstantial evidence to arrive at its ruling to retrace a chain of events, while the prosecution established its case using the corpus delicti principle. Here is what to know.



