Article 21

Delhi High Court quashes Look Out Circulars in a six-year PMLA probe, holding that mere pendency of investigation cannot indefinitely restrict the Article 21 right to travel abroad.

The Supreme Court held that judges must not impose personal views on morality when deciding bail, setting aside an MP High Court order that cited 'social order' and 'morals'.

The Supreme Court has set a nine-month deadline for India's hospitals to meet mandatory ICU standards, warning of strict action against defaulters in a case that began with a single ICU death in 2013.

The Supreme Court called a tenfold gap between a cancer drug's factory price and its MRP 'broad daylight dacoity.' The real scandal is how much of India's medicine market that gap is legal in.

Calcutta HC just became the sixth High Court to strike down the Senior Citizens Act's bar on lawyers before Maintenance Tribunals. Parliament still hasn't amended it.

A 1981 double murder took 45 years to reach the Supreme Court. Five of the six accused died waiting. The Court has impleaded the Union of India over 'shocking' criminal appeal pendency.

Four Delhi HC rulings in a month—Salman Khan, Alakh Pandey, the Kapoor sisters—are quietly defining where personality rights end and satire, free speech and fan commentary begin.

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.

On May 29, 2026, the Supreme Court issued a comprehensive Victim Protection Plan for trafficking survivors, grounding rehabilitation in Article 21 — not just policy. A full breakdown of all six stages.