This book presents a compilation of 10 essays on a few of the most influential judgments’ which were passed by the Supreme Court of India and became life-altering for the normal man as well as the democracy of the nation.

These judgments with the Indian Judiciary proved that the nation’s legal system isn’t as irresolute as often cited. The writer attempts to color the complete picture of a few of the most controversial instances, like Maneka Gandhi versus the Union Standard bank of India, the Union Carbide about Ten Judgements that Changed India Corporation versus Union of India, Mohammed Ahmed Khan versus Shah Bano Begam and Olga Tellis versus the Bombay Municipal Company among others.

From the problem of environmental jurisprudence and custodial deaths towards the controversial topic of reservations, the writer deals extensively with each case in the 10 essays and points out the effects that the Supreme court’s final verdicts produced.

The book describes the way the Indian judicial program is with the capacity of impacting the lives from the millions that thrive under this democracy and succeeds in restoring the reader’s faith within the legal system of the country. The inner affairs that go about in each case, which otherwise escape scrutiny, have been shed light on through the book.