The Supreme Court is examining whether high-ranking officials who resign to avoid being removed from office should lose their lifelong perks and pensions.
The Supreme Court is examining whether high-ranking officials who resign to avoid being removed from office should lose their lifelong perks and pensions.
Justice Ujjal Bhuyan recently highlighted a 76-year-old unused constitutional rule that allows legal scholars to become Supreme Court judges directly.
President Droupadi Murmu has promulgated a regulation enabling the High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh to hold sitting benches directly within the Union Territory of Ladakh.
The Supreme Court of India is examining whether the statutory guarantee of rural employment should be elevated to a Fundamental Right under the Constitution.
The Supreme Court has formed a seven-judge Constitution Bench to decide if lawmakers' privileges can override a citizen's fundamental right to free speech.
The Supreme Court is examining if a split among elected MLAs is enough to change the identity of an entire political party and hand over its election symbol.
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