Article 129 confers 'court of record' status on the Supreme Court, meaning its judgments, proceedings, and acts are preserved as permanent testimony and have evidentiary value. This status also inherently carries the power to punish for contempt. The parallel provision for High Courts is Article 215.

1. 1 Pick up Constitution of India.
2. 2 Check Article 119 → deals with regulation of procedure in Parliament. Not this.
3. 3 Check Article 111 → deals with assent to Bills. Not this.
4. 4 Check Article 129 → 'The Supreme Court shall be a court of record.' ✓ Found it.
5. 5 No need to check Article 135.

The text reads: Article 129: The Supreme Court shall be a court of record and shall have all the powers of such a court including the power to punish for contempt of itself.