The Tamil Nadu government submitted before the SC on Monday that the controversial Sethusamudram shipping channel project would have an adverse impact on marine biodiversity and hence must be scrapped

The Supreme Court on Monday directed the Delhi police to file an affidavit before it explaining the steps taken by it in the case of rape of a five-year-old girl in East Delhi earlier this month which

The Supreme Court on Thursday reprimanded the Delhi police and the Uttar Pradesh government, saying, “Even an animal will not do what police officers are doing every day in different parts of the coun

Keeping in view provisions of the RTI Act, the Supreme Court on Monday stayed a portion of its earlier judgment which had made it mandatory for only sitting or retired chief justices of high courts or

The Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected the pleas of three convicts in the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts case seeking an extension of the deadline to surrender to the prison authorities till their clemency

Twenty years after serial bomb blasts killed 257 people in Mumbai on March 12, 1993, the Supreme Court on Thursday upheld the death sentence awarded to Yakub Memon, brother of fugitive gangster Tiger

Twenty years after serial bomb blasts killed 257 people in Mumbai on March 12, 1993, the Supreme Court on Thursday upheld the death sentence awarded to Yakub Memon, brother of fugitive gangster Tiger

Outraged over the Italian government’s decision to go back on its written assurance by refusing to return two marines facing trial in India, the Supreme Court on Monday said it had “lost trust” in the

A prosecution witness in the 2G spectrum allocation case went back on his statement given to the CBI as he told the trial court on Friday that DMK MP Kanimozhi did not take keen interest in the day-to

The Supreme Court on Tuesday warned that it could scrap the entire allocation of coal blocks made during 2006-2009, saying prima facie it appears that the procedure followed by the government to allot the fields for mining was not proper and legal.