The dissolution of marriage through mutual consent can be permitted before the cooling period of six months under the Hindu Marriage Act, by invoking decrees and orders of Supreme Court as per the Con

Asserting that the judges should not govern the country or evolve policies, Chief Justice of India S.H. Kapadia on Saturday wondered what would happen if the executive refuses to comply with judiciary's directives.

The CBI on Friday pleaded with the Supreme Court not to burden it with the probe into all the cases where the states have failed and said it should be entrusted with the investigation only in rare and

Frankly admitting that sometimes judicial overreach disturbed the balance between three branches of state, Chief Justice of India S.H. Kapadia on Wednesday cautioned the government against tinkering with the independence of judiciary.

While monitoring the implementation of its order on removal of black films from all vehicles across the country in the wake of such vehicles being used for serious crimes, the Supreme Court on Friday

A Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court hearing the presidential reference on 2G case verdict on Wednesday, for the first time, spoke its mind rather candidly on the 'first come first served' policy

The Supreme Court on Friday declined to entertain the Centre's request to defer till next year its July 23 order limiting the government's discretionary quota for Haj pilgrims.

A day after the Supreme Court banned tourism in core tiger areas, wildlife activists and independent biologists demanded that buffer zones and core areas be notified immediately.

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The Supreme Court on Thursday modified one of its order on welfare and rehabilitation of sex workers on the Centre's submissions that the last year's order gave an impression that it seeks to legalise

Former Lok Sabha Speaker P.A. Sangma, who lost to UPA nominee Pranab Mukherjee in the presidential race, is toying with the idea of challenging Mr Mukherjee’s election in the Supreme Court.

Though Mr