The Supreme Court dismissed a plea for nationwide paid menstrual leave, citing potential harm to women's careers, and urged the Centre to consider the issue.

This is only to create impression in young women that you have some natural issues, and are not at par with males, and you ...

Passive euthanasia in exceptional circumstances was first legalised in India in the Aruna Shanbaug vs Union of India judgment ...

Top court says income alone cannot determine OBC creamy layer status; parental post and service category must also be ...

Harish Rana Euthanasia: Supreme Court Allows Passive Euthanasia For Ghaziabad Man In Vegetative State For 13 Years ...

India faces a worsening LPG crisis as global gas supply disruptions from the West Asia war force restaurants to reduce menus and adopt alternative fuels. Government sources confirm measures are ...

Supreme Court rejects plea seeking mandatory menstrual leaves, saying women will be asked to sit at home ...

The Supreme Court of India on Tuesday directed the creation of Appellate Tribunals consisting of former Chief Justices and judges of High Courts to hear appeals related to voter exclusions in the ...

The move includes signatures from 130 Lok Sabha MPs and 63 Rajya Sabha MPs, with the notice expected to be submitted in at ...

Previously, the court had directed that judicial officers from West Bengal and neighbouring states handle SIR claims, amid a dispute between the state and the Election Commission of India ...

Explore the Supreme Court’s landmark ruling, its implications, and what it means for end-of-life care and living wills.

Indian law increasingly recognises that domestic violence is not limited to physical assault but includes emotional, verbal ...