Right to Privacy as a Fundamental Right
A Constitution Bench held that the right to privacy is a fundamental right under Article 21, reshaping data protection and surveillance jurisprudence in India.
Explore significant legal judgments that have shaped Indian jurisprudence and continue to influence the legal landscape.
A Constitution Bench held that the right to privacy is a fundamental right under Article 21, reshaping data protection and surveillance jurisprudence in India.
The Court clarified the due diligence obligations of social media intermediaries when dealing with defamatory and unlawful content.
The judgment examined the validity of pre-dispute arbitration clauses in standard form consumer contracts.
The Court stressed strict compliance with EIA norms for coastal infrastructure projects to protect fragile ecosystems.
The Court framed procedural safeguards for conducting virtual hearings while ensuring open court principles.
The Supreme Court declared the practice of triple talaq unconstitutional, upholding the dignity and rights of Muslim women.
Historic judgment decriminalizing consensual homosexual acts between adults, recognizing dignity and equality.
Analysis of CSR obligations under Companies Act and judicial oversight of corporate compliance.
Judgment affirming tribal community rights over forest lands and procedures for recognition of claims.