CivicLens

What is on record, how likely it is, and how sure we are.

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8,962 headlines from 942 publishers today. 38,397 Supreme Court judgments, 1950 to 2026.

Happening now

Stories that several publishers are reporting at once, grouped so that one event shows once. Updated 15 Nov 2026, 13:42 IST. See the full live feed.

Speeding up right now

  • PM to participate in Janjatiya Gaurav Diwas programme on 15 November6 publishers picked this up in the last three hours, none before.
  • TN CM Vijay in Delhi tomorrow for Sonia Gandhi’s book launch event2 publishers before, 8 more in the last three hours.
  • PM Modi to mark Janjatiya Gaurav Diwas in Maha today; inaugurate projects worth Rs 3,000 crore3 publishers before, 8 more in the last three hours.
  • Chhattisgarh to celebrate Janjati Gaurav Diwas for three days: Deputy CM Arun Sao5 publishers picked this up in the last three hours, none before.

TN CM Vijay in Delhi tomorrow for Sonia Gandhi’s book launch event

10 publishers reporting. Last seen 15 Nov, 13:04 IST.

Tamil Nadu CM Vijay to attend Sonia Gandhi’s book launch in New Delhi on Nov 16.

PM Modi to mark Janjatiya Gaurav Diwas in Maha today; inaugurate projects worth Rs 3,000 crore

11 publishers reporting. Last seen 15 Nov, 13:04 IST.

PM Modi to Join Janjatiya Gaurav Diwas Celebrations Virtually; 246 Development Projects Worth Rs. 3,000 Crore on Agenda.

How Supreme Court cases have ended

Before guessing about one case, start from how comparable cases ended. This is the starting point CivicLens uses.

64 percent allowed in whole or part

Plausible range 63 to 65 percent. Of 9,046 reported Supreme Court judgments since 2011 that were decided one way or the other, 5,130 were allowed, 666 partly allowed and 3,250 dismissed.

45%57%68%80%201520202025

Each year, with its plausible range shaded.

Three questions, kept apart

What is on record?

Court judgments, official releases and news, searched in under a second. Each result links to its source.

How likely is it?

A probability that starts from the base rate and moves with the evidence. It is always shown with a plausible range, never as a single confident number.

How sure are we?

A grade for the evidence itself: how many independent sources, how many official, how fresh. Twelve outlets repeating one story count as one source.

What CivicLens cannot do

  • A headline shows what was reported. It does not show what is true.
  • The archive holds reported Supreme Court judgments. They are not a random sample of everything the court decides.
  • A base rate describes cases in general. It does not predict one case.
  • CivicLens is not legal advice and is not a betting platform. It reads public data and places no bets.