The Supreme Court cautioned the Enforcement Directorate not to overstep its statutory boundaries or dictate how state police agencies handle shared information.
The Supreme Court has initiated a suo motu case over concerns regarding the relocation of the 135-year-old Central Secretariat Library under the Central Vista project.
The Supreme Court has held that missing transport papers do not automatically prove cattle were being moved for slaughter, setting aside a man's conviction.
The Supreme Court has clarified that a corporate insolvency process can keep running even if the application that started it was a fraud.
The Supreme Court recently stated that judges must stick to statutory law rather than personal moral standards when deciding bail pleas and criminal trials.
The Supreme Court has clarified that accused persons must be heard when a court takes cognizance under the new BNSS, regardless of when the original complaint was filed.
The Supreme Court has given the Election Commission of India a strict timeline to decide the raging TMC name and symbol dispute between rival factions.
A law student has approached the Supreme Court alleging that the Uttar Pradesh government misled the court regarding disciplinary action against an Executive Magistrate.
The Supreme Court of India ruled that Election Commissioners must be chosen by a high-powered committee comprising the Prime Minister, the Chief Justice of India, and the Leader of the Opposition.
The Supreme Court has dismissed a PIL seeking to make Hindi an official language of the apex court, noting that such changes require constitutional amendments rather than judicial orders.
The Supreme Court has ruled that Sessions Courts cannot award life sentences that block statutory remission or order a convict to stay in prison for the rest of their natural life.