Indian Supreme Court

The Indian Supreme Court is the highest judicial authority in India, serving as the ultimate arbiter of constitutional and legal disputes. It safeguards the Constitution, ensures laws adhere to it, and protects fundamental rights. The Court hears appeals from lower courts, reviews constitutional matters, and can issue directives to uphold justice. It functions independently, with judges appointed based on merit, and plays a crucial role in maintaining constitutional governance and upholding the rule of law in India.