SC on Conversion and Reservation: Religious Conversion Alone Cannot Confer Backward Class Muslim Status
Supreme Court held that conversion to Islam does not automatically make a person a member of a notified Backward Class Muslim community,
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Justice Sanjay Karol speaks of his journey and his understanding of the Constitution at his farewell.
Reflecting on the meaning of “We, the People” and the shared responsibility of every citizen in a democracy, Justice Sanjay Karol speaks
Why Is Article 25 Subject to the Other Provisions of Part III? Indira Jaising Raises a Key Constitutional Question Before the Supreme Court
Why does Article 25 say it is ‘subject to the other provisions of Part III’?” Before the Supreme Court, Senior Advocate Indira
Sabarimala Hearing: How Courts Balance Religious Freedom and Constitutional Regulation
During arguments in the Sabarimala hearings comparative constitutional jurisprudence from the European Union Court of Justice and the House of Lords was
Article 220 and Disabling Incentives: Dr. Ambedkar’s Most Underrated Constitutional Innovation
This article aims to examine how Dr B.R. Ambedkar secured judicial independence through constitutional design, focusing on Article 220.
Madras High Court finds YouTuber Savukku guilty of criminal contempt; sentenced him to six months imprisonment for derogatory remarks on the higher Judiciary
Madras High Court: In a suo motu contempt petition against the YouTuber Savukku Shankar, the division bench of G.R. Swaminathan and B.