Chief Justice John Roberts firmly rejected calls to impeach judges over rulings, emphasizing judicial independence. His statement comes aft...

Nobel laureate Professor Mohammad Yunus, a prominent critic of Sheikh Hasina, was appointed head of Bangladesh's interim government after s...

Yunus, who started as a Professor at national and international Universities, earned the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize for women's empowerment thr...

The US Supreme Court's recent decision to overturn the Chevron precedent has significant implications for immigration laws, particularly af...

The five-judge bench of the Supreme Court unanimously refused to legalize same-sex marriage in four concurrent verdicts. They differed on i...

The NCLT has dismissed an application filed by Simpl's co-founder, Nityanand Sharma, seeking the dismissal of an Oppression and Mismanageme...

The expert panel will have the power to "enquire, investigate and determine whether the Pegasus spyware was used on phones or other devices...

For our NRI readers, we have started an immigration helpdesk. Write to us at nri.economictimes@gmail.com and our team of experts will addre...

Corporate valuations form the basis of corporate finance activity including capital raising, M&A and also to meet regulatory requirements.

In 1990s, Central Asia’s biggest country and India’s close partner Kazakhstan began its journey towards modernization. Kazakhstan was at th...

Jadhav has been facing hurdles to get justice in Pakistan with the lawyers in Pakistan being asked not to help him appeal in a higher court.

Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today said doctrine of basic structure, including elected government and parliament's sovereignty, cannot be ...

The US is uniquely virtuous, exceptional and wise. All others are venal and must be stopped from maliciously interfering with resident US o...

ET spoke to Sebi Chairman, U K Sinha on how the institution has evolved over the years and what it plans to do over the next few years.

Legal services in the country have been growing at a steady annual rate of 8.2 per cent from 2005-06 to 2011-12.

Collegium of Supreme Court judges have voluntarily took the decision.

Even after a few decades of experimenting with ‘independent’ regulators, the debate on regulatory independence is far from over.