The Supreme Court has chastised advocates for approaching the media to attribute “political colours” to judgments, saying it was the “gravest form of contempt” and that “such black sheep” ...

Lawyers in all the six district courts in New Delhi abstained from work for the third consecutive day on Wednesday, protesting against the clash between advocates and the police at the Tis Hazari Cour...

The National Commission for Women (NCW) on Friday sought an immediate probe into the alleged attack on a senior woman police officer during the Tis Hazari Court complex clashes last week.In the violen...

The Bar Council of India (BCI) on Tuesday asked protesting lawyers at Delhi’s Tis Hazari courts to call off their indefinite strike and immediately resume work so that they do not become a “laughi...

Police and lawyers clashed on the premises of North Delhi’s Tis Hazari Courts on Saturday afternoon, with the cops allegedly opening fire in which a lawyer was injured. The Bar associations of the d...

The Bar Council of India on Friday proposed a raft of rule changes, looking to ensure that cases are argued by lawyers with adequate experience and up-to-date knowledge and to weed out “criminal” ...

The Bar Council of India on Monday “stayed” the suspension of Supreme Court Bar Association secretary Ashok Arora, who had attempted to get the association president Dushyant Dave removed for crit...

The third senior-most Supreme Court judge, Justice Arun Mishra, on Thursday apologised “a hundred times” and “with folded hands” to the entire Bar if his comments on Wednesday threatening cont...

The Bar Council of India (BCI) has asked all law universities to hold online examinations for final-year students in view of the pandemic, leaving students and lawyers worried about poor Internet conn...

The notion of propriety is now almost a myth. No civilization has written penal laws and rules for every conceivable act: that is why it is ‘civilized’. Britain does not even have a written Consti...