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Amazon and Future group are engaged in multi-forum litigations on the issue of FRL’s merger deal to the tune of Rs 24,500 crore with Reliance Retail.

Supreme Court allows resumption of telecast and agrees to decide the constitutional validity of reports being submitted by various governments

Stringent Bihar liquor law would be changed, the state government Tuesday told the Supreme Court, which again came down heavily on it for framing such a legislation that has led to thousands languishing in jail and clogging of the judicial system.

Ranjit Kumar, an expert on defence and security matters, speaks to The Wire about the possible repercussions of Putin's decision, and the sanctions that have followed, for India.

The Supreme Court sought the assistance of Attorney General KK Venugopal in a plea seeking enforcement of fundamental duties set out in Article 51-A of the Constitution.

The Supreme Court on Monday issued notice to the Centre and states on a PIL for taking steps to sensitise people about the performance of fundamental duties enshrined under the Constitution. A bench of justices Sanjay Kishan Kaul and MM Sundresh sought a response from the Union government and states as petitioner, advocate Durga Dutt, led by senior advocate Ranjit Kumar,

The Supreme Court on Monday sought the response from the Centre and state governments on a PIL seeking enforcement of fundamental duties set out in Article 51A of the Constitution.The plea has been filed by advocate-on-record Durga Dutt through ...

The Supreme Court on Friday declined to entertain a PIL seeking introduction of a common syllabus and curriculum for children across India.Senior advocate Ranjit Kumar, representing advocate Ashwini Kumar Upadhyay, submitted before a bench ...

The Supreme Court on Friday refused to consider a PIL for a direction to the Centre to nullify those provisions under the Right to Education Act which excluded religious institutions from its ambit for being "arbitrary irrational and contrary" to the Constitution.  The top court, however, allowed petitioner BJP leader and advocate Ashwini Kumar Upadhyay to approach the High

The Supreme Court on Friday declined to entertain a PIL seeking introduction of a common syllabus and curriculum for children across India.