Krishnadas Rajagopal

The Supreme Court's May 21 clarification partially revives sedition proceedings under Section 124A for consenting accused persons; the direction creates disparity in the working of Section 124A and leaves accused caught between trial under an undecided law and indefinite limbo

Court ruling emphasizes the importance of electoral roll integrity for ensuring free and fair elections in India. Syllabus classification

The court zeroed in on the problem of “ad-hocism” in the NTA, and lack of “institutional memory and framework”.

Supreme Court extends TET qualification deadline for in-service teachers to August 2028, emphasizing children's educational future.

A recent Supreme Court judgment highlights how migration-related vulnerabilities, outdated legal frameworks, and emerging digital threats continue to fuel human trafficking in India

The apex court judgment said walking powered the Freedom Struggle, politics and social reforms, but is yet to be recognised as a fundamental

You're reading this article from The Supreme Court on Friday, in a judgment, declared the freedom to walk on demarcated and well-maintained

By reading entire platforms run by companies, which were legal entities by their own nature, under the ambit of ‘information' under the Act, the government has effectively weaponised the content-blocking provision of Section 69A

Access for in-service government doctors to speciality medical courses must become easier, as their healing skills would not be used for personal profit but for the benefit of the larger public, the Bench says

The Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Rules, 2026, notified by the Union Home Ministry on June 22, has introduced tougher limits on NGOs to receive foreign donations; these amendments, and the ones before them, source their legality from the Centre's argument in the Supreme Court that the freedom to form associations do not include a right to receive unbridled foreign funds or to use the money outside ‘permissible activities'