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 clarified that its monitoring of the Ayodhya temple donation probe is strictly a criminal investigation matter and cannot be merged with the settled land dispute.
The Supreme Court has refused to change the 2002 baseline for updating Sikkim's voter list, upholding the Election Commission's uniform policy.
Former Supreme Court Judge Justice K.M. Joseph has urged the Central Government to clear judicial appointments faster and suggested creating a permanent Constitution Bench to tackle pending cases.
The Supreme Court has stopped the Bar Council of India from punishing NALSAR law students who protested against the Chief Justice of India's convocation visit.
The Supreme Court has dropped criminal proceedings against comedian Samay Raina and four others, but the legal debate over online comedy and free speech continues.
A petition in the Supreme Court seeks structural reforms in the Bar Council of India, challenging the unending tenure of its Chairman and demanding term limits to ensure democratic representation.
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.
The Supreme Court gets a sanctioned strength of 38 judges, sets strict rules for firing employees with criminal records, and prepares for a landmark free speech case.
The Union government has defended a legal rule that requires private hospitals to charge patients within a government-approved range of rates.