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I-PAC raid row: Supreme Court slams Mamata Banerjee, says CM cannot interfere in ED probe and put democracy at risk

The remarks came in response to arguments by senior advocate Sidharth Luthra, who suggested that the ED could have approached a magistrate instead.

Supreme Court rules that husband is not liable for child support if DNA test proves he is not the biological father, even if born...

The Supreme Court ruled that a man cannot be forced to pay child maintenance if a DNA test proves he isn't the biological father.

Sabrimala hearing at Supreme Court: Govt does not favour state control of temples; Centre tells 9-judge bench led by CJI

Justice Amanullah asked whether this position applied only to Hindu institutions. Mehta responded that constitutional discussions should not be seen through the lens of any one religion.

Supreme Court declines to extend Pawan Khera’s anticipatory bail in Assam forged document case, rejects argument that using forged Aadhaar to get bail was...

The Supreme Court on Friday declined to extend the transit anticipatory bail granted to Congress leader Pawan Khera by the Telangana High Court in...

‘Most difficult task is to declare belief of millions as wrong’, says Supreme Court in Sabarimala reference, cautions that religion cannot be hollowed out...

Justice Sundresh also questioned whether courts can decide questions relating to religion without hearing the representatives of millions.

Sabarimala hearing in SC: ‘In the name of social reform, you cannot hollow out a religion’, says Justice Nagarathna

The bench discussed how Articles 25 and 26 should be balanced to protect both reform and religious freedom.

Supreme Court stays anticipatory bail of Pawan Khera in forged document against Assam CM case, says “this will qualify as forum choosing”, Assam Police...

The top court said that Khera used a forged document to take advantage of the High Court's jurisdiction.

‘Right to vote, right to contest elections are not fundamental rights’: Supreme Court

"Neither the right to vote nor the right to contest an election is a fundamental right… both are purely statutory rights and can be regulated by law…These rights are purely statutory in nature and exist only to the extent conferred by statute," the Supreme Court said

The Wire demands reservations for ‘Dalit Christians’, attacks the Supreme Court’s verdict, accuses BJP of playing politics: The autopsy of a flawed argument

"In this context, the Supreme Court’s judgement has added to the fears among Dalit Christians," The Wire charged.

Exclusive: Justice Yashwant Varma says ‘burned cash’ storehouse was accessible to domestic staff, didn’t have security, raises questions on investigation and lack of CCTV...

Varma asserted that "the evidence that was actually led falls far short of establishing even a prima facie case" against him.

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