Article 14

The Supreme Court struck down Maharashtra's methanol licensing rules as disproportionate, while ordering every state to adopt tamper-evident transport and licensing safeguards against hooch deaths.

The Delhi High Court is pressing the Centre to justify why private professionals must migrate digital signature tokens by September 21, 2026, while government users get until 2029.

The Supreme Court has ordered a final hearing within three weeks on the constitutional validity of the marital rape exception under IPC Section 375 and BNS Section 63.

The Supreme Court has adjourned, for the third time in 2026, the challenge to UGC's caste-discrimination rules — a case driven by the mothers of Rohith Vemula and Payal Tadvi.

Supreme Court extends Section 498A IPC to live-in partners in a 'relationship in the nature of marriage' with intent to marry, grounding the shift in Article 14 equality.

A landmark Supreme Court ruling on public procurement judicial review India reinforces transparency, Article 14 compliance, and accountability, ordering a CBI probe into alleged irregularities in Arunachal Pradesh contracts.

In a significant stance on Constitutional equality, the Supreme Court declined a plea to recognize "Brahmophobia" as a separate category of hate speech, directing petitioners to rely on existing penal laws instead.

In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court expanded maternity benefits for adoptive mothers and held that denying leave based on a 3 month age limit is unconstitutional.

On March 13, 2026, Parliament introduced a Bill that fundamentally rewrites who qualifies as "transgender" under Indian law — erasing the right to self-identify and replacing it with a narrow, medically defined list. Here is what changed, and why it matters.