Despite soaring case backlogs and a digital push through the e-Courts project, India’s judicial system is still crippled by poor infrastructure, underutilized funds, and fragmented accountability. A coordinated, well-funded approach is the missing pillar of justice
A stray courtroom quip recently spiralled into a storm, reigniting debate over judges’ spontaneous observations and their amplified consequences in the age of live-streamed justice
When nearly half of the country’s court cases are filed by the government itself, the promise of timely justice for citizens is put under severe strain
WhatsApp’s data-sharing practices face unprecedented judicial scrutiny, with India’s competition watchdog pushing back against Big Tech’s “take it or leave it” approach to user rights
A two-judge bench has flagged a constitutional conflict between a child’s right to free and compulsory education and minority institutions’ right to autonomy, setting the stage for a landmark review
The sixth edition of the Swadesh Conclave was a confluence of thought leaders and achievers who brainstormed the theme, “Transforming Bharat”, in the backdrop of emerging new technologies
Her stand against Justice Pancholi’s elevation is more than a
disagreement—it is a warning about the credibility of the
Collegium system and the future of judicial independence