Which article of the Indian Constitution gives Supreme Court the authority to review its judgements?

Correct option is C

Article 137 of the Indian Constitution gives the Supreme Court the authority to review its judgments or orders. This power allows the Court to rectify any errors or injustices in its decisions, ensuring the delivery of justice.

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1. The review petition must be filed within 30 days of the judgment.
2. The Court generally uses this power sparingly.
3. Grounds for review include discovery of new evidence, an error apparent on the face of the record, or any other sufficient reason.
4. A constitutional bench can hear the review petitions.
5. This power is unique to the Supreme Court and High Courts (under Article 226).
6. The provision strengthens the rule of law and accountability of the judiciary.