By Inderjit Badhwar Trade agreements rarely capture the public imagination. They are dense, technical documents—tariff ...

The Supreme Court has imposed exemplary costs of Rs 5 lakh on the Union Government for prolonged and wilful non-compliance ...

The Bombay High Court has held that ex gratia compensation under the Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Package (PMGKP) cannot be ...

The misuse of judicial time spent in deciding on matrimonial disputes has become a matter of serious concern in the judicial system with litigants using courts as an excuse to settle personal grudges ...

A rare public disagreement within the Supreme Court exposes deepening faultlines in India’s judicial appointment process—and revives old questions about independence, transparency, and executive press ...

After two decades of hesitation, India and the European Union seal a landmark free trade deal—reshaping supply chains, recalibrating global power, and redefining India’s place in a fractured trading o ...

The Supreme Court has held that the right to menstrual health and access to menstrual hygiene management facilities form an ...

The Supreme Court on Thursday declined to interfere with the conditions imposed by the Madras High Court while upholding the interim bail granted to YouTuber and journalist Shankar alias Savukku ...

The Supreme Court on Tuesday allowed counselling to proceed for 49 postgraduate medical seats at Hamdard Institute of Medical ...

In the year America marks 250 years since its founding, Minneapolis has delivered an unexpected answer to a dangerous question: what happens when power abandons accountability—and the people refuse to ...

The Supreme Court on Friday highlighted the multifaceted role of men in menstrual hygiene, noting that menstrual health was a societal concern, which required the active participation of all genders.

The Supreme Court on Thursday refused to entertain a writ petition seeking constitutional recognition of a fundamental right ...