Explanation:

- Article 137: This article provides the Supreme Court of India the power to review its own judgments or orders. It allows the court to revisit decisions, but it doesn't pertain to the cooperation of civil and judicial authorities.

- Article 121: This article restricts the discussion in the Parliament concerning the conduct of any judge of the Supreme Court or a High Court. It ensures that judicial conduct is not debated except in cases of impeachment. It doesn’t relate to the cooperation of authorities with the Supreme Court.

- Article 144: This states that all authorities, civil and judicial, within India must act in aid of the Supreme Court. It emphasizes the supremacy of the Supreme Court and ensures its directives are implemented effectively by all authorities.

- Article 157: This article outlines the eligibility criteria for governors in Indian states. It is unrelated to the judicial functioning or obligations towards the Supreme Court.