Gopal Subramanium

Centre's decision to end impasse over Justice KM Joseph's elevation may help resolve judiciary-executive deadlock

The impasse created over the elevation of Uttarakhand High Court Chief Justice KM Joseph to the Supreme Court seems set to end soon

SC-appointed Amicus Curiae agrees to BCCI's recommendation to increase composition of selection committee

Supreme Court-appointed Amicus Curiae, Gopal Subramanium, has agreed to increase the composition of the selection committees (senior men, junior and women) from three to five members on Board of Control for Cricket in India's (BCCI) recommendation.

As SC defers BCCI hearing to 4 July, state units continue to struggle for consensus over age-cap clause

A three-judge bench of the apex court, headed by Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra, was scheduled to hear the suggestions of BCCI office-bearers regarding changes in the draft constitution on Friday, but the hearing was postponed to 4 July.

Centre tells SC UIDAI added facial recognition as another layer of identification for Aadhaar

The Supreme Court was told by the government on Thursday that besides iris scan and fingerprints, the UIDAI had added facial recognition as another layer of identification for Aadhaar number authentication.

SC seeks response from BCCI, treasurer Anirudh Chaudhry over alleged threat to CFO Santosh Rangneka

Directing the listing of the matter in the second week of January, the court also asked BCCI to submit its comments on the draft constitution submitted by the COA on the last hearing.

SC says position of Delhi different from other states, elected govt obligated to apprise LG about policy decisions

The position of Delhi is different from other states and the elected government is under an obligation to apprise the Lieutenant Governor about policy decisions, the Supreme Court said on Tuesday.

Verdict on Right to privacy today: How Supreme Court's ruling may impact Aadhaar, citizen rights in digital era

A nine-judge Constitution bench is set to give its judgment on whether a fundamental right to privacy exists under the Constitution.

Supreme Court urged by amicus curiae Gopal Subramanium to take steps for transparency in BCCI

Gopal Subramanium has sought issuance of contempt notice to the existing office bearers of BCCI, including acting president C K Khanna, for obstructing the implementation of the judgement of the court.

Supreme Court issues notice to BCCI office-bearers for failure to implement its order on Lodha recommendations

Three top officer bearers of the BCCI, including its acting President CK Khanna and acting secretary Amitabh Choudhary, were on Wednesday directed by the Supreme Court to appear before it to explain why its order on Justice RM Lodha panel recommendations have not yet been implemented.

Right to privacy debate highlights: Petitioners complete arguments, SC to hear from Centre on Tuesday

Right to privacy cannot be an absolute right and the state may have some power to put reasonable restriction, the Supreme Court said on Wednesday