The Supreme Court on Tuesday expressed displeasure at the Centre taking different stands on the identification of minorities, including Hindus, at the state level and directed it to hold consultations...

The Supreme Court on Thursday decided to consider whether a seven-judge constitution bench should examine the validity of the sedition law although attorney-general K.K. Venugopal had opposed the idea...

The Supreme Court on Wednesday asked the Centre to finalise by the weekend its stance on continuing with the British-era sedition law. The court made it clear that no further adjournments would be gr...

The Supreme Court on Thursday warned it would take a “serious view” of demolitions that continued at Jahangirpuri in the capital even after it had issued a stay, and asked if bulldozers we...

The Supreme Court on Tuesday stayed the conviction and two-year sentence in a rioting and arson case against Gujarat Congress leader Hardik Patel, which clears the way for him to contest elections. P...

The Supreme Court on Monday asked solicitor-general Tushar Mehta to clarify the Centre’s stand on whether Hindus, Jews and followers of the Bahai Faith in states where they are numerically not i...

The Supreme Court on Monday indicated it would fix an outer limit of four weeks for bereaved families to file applications for Covid death compensation. The family of a Covid victim is entitled to Rs ...

The Supreme Court on Monday expressed anguish at the large number of fraudulent claims being filed for Covid death compensation and said it might order a statutory auditing to weed out the bogus appli...

The Supreme Court will take up the Pegasus snooping case on Friday, and not Wednesday, as was initially listed. A bench headed by Chief Justice of India N.V. Ramana, which had listed the matter for h...

The Centre on Monday cited the risk of virus transmission to inform the Supreme Court that bodies of Covid-19 victims could either be cremated or buried and, therefore, no concession could be granted ...