The Supreme Court, quoting Shakespeare’s famous line “Let’s kill all the lawyers,” criticised investigating agencies for summoning advocates in criminal cases, warning that such actions could infringe upon their fundamental rights and undermine the independence of the legal profession.
The Delhi High Court has revived Crocs’ passing off lawsuits against major Indian footwear brands, reversing a previous dismissal. The court mandated a full trial to evaluate claims that these companies copied Crocs’ iconic foam clog design. The ruling allows Crocs another opportunity to argue its trademark protection claims.
On May 24, 2025, Justice Abhay S. Oka received an emotional farewell from the Supreme Court of India, reflecting on his over two-decade judicial career. Despite personal loss, he upheld duty and constitutional values, as colleagues praised his dedication. Justice Oka leaves behind a legacy of justice and unwavering commitment.
Justice Somashekar delivered a heartfelt farewell speech in Karnataka as he prepares for his new role as Chief Justice of the Manipur High Court. Emphasizing the Constitution’s significance as a social contract, he reaffirmed his commitment to justice, liberty, and equality, highlighting the judiciary’s vital role in a pluralistic democracy.
Today, On 6th March, The Supreme Court expressed disapproval of prolonged delays in hearing cases concerning personal liberty. The bench emphasized the need for swift justice, stating that long adjournments in such matters are unacceptable. The court urged lower courts to prioritize cases involving individual freedoms. The observation highlights the judiciary’s commitment to protecting constitutional rights without unnecessary delays.
The Supreme Court ruled that the right to life and liberty under Article 21 cannot be ignored just because a person faces criminal charges. It quashed a case against Jay Kishan, Kuldeep Katara, and Krishna Katara, stating that the allegations stemmed from a property dispute and were civil, not criminal. The court warned against the misuse of the Gangsters Act, emphasizing that stricter laws require careful interpretation and strong evidence before being invoked.
Justice Prashant Kumar Mishra, speaking at a national council meeting in Gujarat, stressed the significance of fraternity as a unifying force in the Indian Constitution amidst rising divisive rhetoric and economic inequality. He urged for proactive judicial roles and inclusive policies to promote unity and harmony in society, emphasizing the continual journey towards a just community.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will celebrate the 75th Constitution Day today (26th Nov), at the Supreme Court of India, where he will release the Indian Judiciary’s annual report and deliver a speech. The year-long campaign, ‘Hamara Samvidhan, Hamara Swabhiman,’ aims to promote constitutional values nationwide, emphasizing Dr. Ambedkar’s role and notable contributions in drafting the Constitution.