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 strictly ruled that an advocate cannot reveal a former client's confidential information, even if they become enemies later.
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 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 Supreme Court has directed authorities to cut water and electricity supply for bulk waste generators who fail to segregate and manage their garbage.
The Supreme Court of India has firmly stated that an illegal government job appointment remains illegal, even if the employee has worked in that position for over a decade.
The Supreme Court of India has directed the government to set up specialized clinics and make health check-ups mandatory for all captive elephants.
The Supreme Court of India lays down strict rules, including a one-year investigation deadline, to crush the use of black money and bribery during elections.
The Supreme Court of India observed that statutory liability caps under the new SHANTI Act 2025 cannot prevent constitutional courts from ordering fair and just compensation for nuclear accidents.