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The court observed that Parliament has specific jurisdiction to legislate on the issue related to marriage and divorce

Turning the attention on much-awaited elections and multiple clubs' issues, Prasad said Justice Rao is looking into the elections aspect meticulously.

The basic structure doctrine, propounded 50 years ago, continues to be an effective check against politically motivated amendments

Here is our story on same-sex marriages.

The ministry's decision came after the country's top wrestlers Bajrang Punia and Vinesh Phogat resumed their sit-in protest at Jantar Mantar

Bar Council of India on Sunday expressed its concern on same sex marriage issue being heard in the Supreme Court

A five-judge headed by Chief Justice D.Y. Chandrachud observed that in the last 69 years, the law has really evolved.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday said there is no data to show same-sex marriages is an elitist concept

In an affidavit filed in the apex court, the Centre has said it has issued a letter on April 18 to all the states inviting comments and views on the "seminal issue" raised in the pleas.

Karnataka government on Tuesday assured the Supreme Court that for a week further, it would not implement its decision

The judgment on the petition filed in the Andhra Pradesh HC against G.O. Rt No.1. is reserved. SC accepted this petition, and the hearing will be held on April 24.

The Hyderabad MP said officials from Uttar Pradesh should not be part of the investigation team to ensure a fair probe.

Supreme Court made some strong observations against the manner in which the Karnataka government scrapped the 4 per cent quota for Muslims

In November last year, the apex court had extended the protection of the area inside Gyanvapi mosque, where a 'Shivling' was found, till further orders.

If a JPC has 21 members, 15 will be from the ruling party and six from the opposition due to numerical strength in Parliament, which will create doubts on the panel, said Pawar

The Supreme Court quashing the ban on MediaOne TV is a watershed moment in shielding the media from state excesses

It stressed that the financial loss, emotional and social trauma caused to a family on losing a bread winner, or any other member of the family, or incapacitation of the victim cannot be quantified.

Pakistan court striking down colonial-era sedition law must inspire the ‘advocates’ of free speech in India

The Supreme Court pointed out that incarceration has other deleterious effects as well, especially for an accused from weaker economic strata.

Supreme Court has said that consumer courts cannot decide complaints involving highly disputed questions of facts