The Union Cabinet has approved increasing the number of Supreme Court judges. The strength will rise to 37, excluding the Chief Justice of ...

Nepal's new "super Prime Minister" Balendra Shah navigates a challenging first month. Despite an ambitious reform agenda, his government fa...

Karnataka government is moving forward with forming student unions. Consultations are underway with student groups from various political p...

Tariff refunds 2026 are finally rolling out. Over $166 billion in tariff refunds is now open for claims. More than 330,000 U.S. businesses ...

The Insurance Ombudsman serves as a guardian of trust for the industry and has resolved thousands of disputes for policyholders. But a grow...

Union Home Minister Amit Shah will present the Central Armed Police Forces (General Administration) Bill, 2026, in the Lok Sabha on Thursda...

The Central government faced a setback as the Supreme Court levied a Rs 25,000 fine for pursuing a needless appeal against a High Court rul...

Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has labelled recent controversies surrounding UGC equity regulations and an NCERT textbook as a...

India's Supreme Court faces a crisis with over 3,500 public interest litigations pending. Many cases have been stuck for years, some for de...

The CJI stated that AI would be utilised to achieve speedy, affordable, and true justice, adding that the apex court's research centre had ...

The observations were made when the top court was hearing a case concerning the repatriation of certain individuals deported to Bangladesh ...

Chief Justice of India Sanjiv Khanna, along with senior Supreme Court judges, held a meeting with high court judges to discuss filling up v...

Everyone agrees that judicial pendency is a serious problem in India. Most of the suggested big-ticket reforms call for major changes in th...

According to the government, the capital has 47 judges per million persons (almost touching United Kingdom at 51) and yet suffers from a hu...

Similarly, cheque bouncing cases, whose number he says is significant, can be disposed of by bringing an amendment to the existing law.

If one is making a general observation that lawyers (and litigants) are often responsible for delays, that's a fair point to make.

The Delhi High Court on Monday directed Air India to reserve three per cent of future jobs for disabled persons but refused to pass an orde...