Indian Identity Abroad Rooted in Constitution, Not Just Culture: Justice Surya Kant

Justice Surya Kant highlighted the significance of the Indian diaspora in the US during his keynote address in Washington DC, emphasizing their role in upholding India’s constitutional values such as justice, fairness, and inclusivity. He praised their community bonds and the judiciary’s efforts in addressing legal challenges faced by Non-Resident Indians, encouraging them to represent India’s cultural and constitutional richness globally.

MK Stalin After TN Governor Approves Two Bills : “He Is Afraid of the Supreme Court”

Tamil Nadu Governor cleared two Bills enabling nomination of persons with disabilities to local bodies, benefiting over 12,000 people. Reacting to the move, MK Stalin said, “He is afraid of the Supreme Court,” targeting the Governor.

CJI Gavai Calls Yogi Adityanath One of India’s Most Powerful and Hardworking CMs

Chief Justice of India B.R. Gavai praised Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath’s leadership at the inauguration of new facilities at Allahabad High Court, emphasizing the Indian Constitution’s role in national unity and justice. He highlighted the importance of collaboration between lawyers and judges, and discussed ongoing support for legal professionals in Uttar Pradesh.

CJI B R Gavai: “Constitution Should Be Credited for Keeping Country United During Crises”

Today, On 31st May, CJI B R Gavai said, “Constitution should be credited for keeping country united during crises,” while speaking at the inauguration of new advocate chambers and a multi-level parking facility at the Allahabad High Court in Uttar Pradesh.

Ex-MLA Sentenced to Jail for Threatening to Blow Up Parliament Over “Unfulfilled Demands”

A Delhi court sentenced former MP MLA Kishore Samrite to 6 months in jail for threatening to bomb Parliament in 2022. He sent a parcel with suspected explosives, the Indian flag, and a copy of the Constitution. New Delhi: Today, On May 30, A Delhi court has sentenced Kishore Samrite, a former MLA from Madhya […]

Constitution of India is Supreme, All Pillars Must Work Together: CJI Gavai

Chief Justice B R Gavai emphasized that the Constitution of India is the supreme authority, urging all branches of democracy—the legislature, executive, and judiciary—to work collaboratively for national progress. Speaking at a conference in Mumbai, he highlighted India’s achievements and the importance of unity to uphold constitutional values and strengthen democracy.

CJI Gavai Vows to Uphold Constitution and Rule of Law During His Tenure

Chief Justice of India B R Gavai, recently appointed as the 52nd CJI, promises his commitment to uphold the Constitution and serve justice to all. He emphasizes equality and fairness, particularly for marginalized voices, and aims to restore public trust in the legal system during his tenure. His leadership will focus on democratic values.

Can Supreme Court Set Timelines for President and Governors on Bills? President Murmu Asks for Clarification

President Droupadi Murmu has sought the Supreme Court’s opinion on whether judicial review can apply to the President’s and Governors’ actions regarding state assembly Bills, as constitutional timelines are not specified. This inquiry raises significant issues regarding separation of powers and judicial oversight in the democratic process.

Supreme Court Advocate Seeks Contempt Case Against VP Dhankhar Over Critical Remarks Over Article 142 Used As ‘Nuclear missile’ for Judiciary

Subhash Theekkadan, a Kerala lawyer, has requested the Attorney General to initiate criminal contempt proceedings against Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar for his statements made on April 17, 2025, which allegedly undermine the authority of the Supreme Court. Theekkadan argues these remarks threaten judicial independence and public confidence in the judiciary.