Indian Law Reports journal is published every month besides two biannual indexes. It is an official publication published on behalf of this Hon'ble Court under (The Indian) Law Reports Act, 1875. Indian Law Reports Section (ILR Section) collects all judgments which are 'REFERRED TO THE REPORTER' from the Hon’ble Courts and the judgments are forwarded to the Reporters for scrutiny. The Reporters give their opinion whether the judgment is ‘fit for reporting or not’. As such, judgments are divided into two categories, one, which are fit for reporting and the other, which are not fit for reporting. After making two categories of judgments, a case is prepared and submitted to the Hon’ble ILR Committee for approval of publication of judgments which are found fit for reporting. After approval, head notes of the judgments (which are found fit for reporting) are prepared by the Reporters and then approved by the learned Editor, ILR. Thereafter, judgments decided in a particular month are compiled in a monthly journal and index is prepared. Then rough draft (manuscript) is sent to a Reporter for proof reading. After making correction of proof reading, the judgments compiled are forward to Technical team for online publication.