The Supreme Court has strictly ruled that an advocate cannot reveal a former client's confidential information, even if they become enemies later.
After a 19-year-old student suffered severe pellet injuries during a Delhi protest, his struggle to register an FIR sparked a major standoff. Here is what Indian law says about your right to file an FIR.
The Supreme Court of India is examining whether the statutory guarantee of rural employment should be elevated to a Fundamental Right under the Constitution.
A tragic accident in Hyderabad involving a luxury car and an MP's son highlights how Indian law treats fatal road crashes when there is no intent to kill.
The Supreme Court is set to pronounce its verdict on whether a mandatory three-year legal practice is required for law graduates to become Civil Judges.
A nine-judge Supreme Court bench has ruled that the expansive 1978 definition of 'industry' will not apply under the new Industrial Relations Code 2020.
The Supreme Court has formed a five-member committee to investigate allegations of excessive police force during the July 20 NEET student protests in Delhi.
The Delhi High Court has dismissed fugitive businessman Lalit Modi’s petition challenging a 2016 arbitral award, clearing the way for a builder to take over his Vasant Vihar property.
A private school principal was stabbed 27 times by two Class 10 students. A single word spoken on her final phone call led police to the teenage killers.
When heavy rains flooded Prayagraj and stopped lawyers from reaching the court, the Allahabad High Court stepped in to hold city officials accountable.