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In a bizarre case where Diwali dinner turned deadly, the Supreme Court has restored the conviction of a constable who opened fire on his fellow...
The Supreme Court has closed a long-pending set of petitions originally filed during the pandemic, which sought uninterrupted virtual access to courtroom proceedings for lawyers...
A courtroom tug-of-war played out at the highest level today as two Supreme Court judges delivered sharply contrasting views on how to deal with a...
In a strong rebuke to an overbroad censorship attempt, the Supreme Court has overturned a Delhi High Court directive that ordered the wholesale scrubbing of...
The Supreme Court has drawn a bold line in the sand: peaceful protest is not a crime, especially when it’s a group of frustrated homeowners...
In a firm stand against procedural shortcuts, the Supreme Court has ruled that once charges are framed during a criminal trial, they cannot be erased...
In a sharp reminder that courts don’t invent law but reveal its true shape, the Supreme Court has clarified that when a previous ruling is...
In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court clarified that if the primary relief in a case is barred by the statute of limitations, any ancillary...
In a significant ruling on April 16, 2025, the Supreme Court held that Article 32 of the Constitution cannot be used as a tool to...
The Supreme Court has upheld the conviction of R. Baiju, a former Municipal Councillor and CPI(M) leader, for his role in the 2009 murder of...
