The Supreme Court of India is the highest constitutional and judicial authority in the country. Established on 26 January 1950 under Article 124 of the Constitution, it serves as the guardian of the Constitution, protects Fundamental Rights, and has the final authority in interpreting constitutional provisions. It also acts as the highest court of appeal in civil, criminal, and constitutional matters.
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