Short, carefully written articles on developments in Indian law — what changed, why it matters and what a litigant should do next. Organised by area of law.
The Committee for Family Court Matters, Supreme Court of India, in collaboration with the Gauhati High Court, is hosting a two-day Eastern Zone Regional Conference on "ADR vs. Adjudication in Family Disputes" in Guwahati on 26–27 September 2026.
The Supreme Court of India has officially announced the Advocates-on-Record (AOR) Examination for December 2026. This comprehensive guide details the examination schedule, eligibility criteria, online fee payment procedure, syllabus, and the complete official list of all 86 leading cases.
The Chief Justice of India and the Supreme Court eCommittee have flagged off 26 Mobile eSewa Vans as part of a national fleet to bring eCourts services, legal aid, and dispute resolution directly to citizens' doorsteps . Equipped with high-speed connectivity and video conferencing, the vans bridge the digital divide in remote and underserved regions.
On Teacher’s Day 2026, the Chief Justice of India announced the launch of a Supreme Court Monthly Lecture Series alongside the "Supreme Court Nyaya Shiksha Samman" to recognise distinguished legal educationists . The twin initiatives aim to build a regular platform for legal dialogue and establish an enduring public knowledge archive.