Join WhatsApp Channel
In his memoir, former Supreme Court judge Sanjay Kishan Kaul criticises former Chief Justice DY Chandrachud for seeking government pre-approval on judicial appointments, arguing the collegium must firmly protect its independence from executive influence.
Kerala Congress removed the staff member responsible for an unauthorized social media post demanding Chief Justice Surya Kant’s resignation. KPCC president Sunny Joseph clarified that the party fully respects judicial impartiality.
The Supreme Court clarified that it neither approved nor disapproved the Election Commission's revised voter registration Form 6, noting the issue was never formally considered during the Bihar electoral rolls case.
The Supreme Court affirmed students' right to protest, criticising the Bar Council of India's attempt to prevent NALSAR graduates from enrolling as advocates, calling its move 'uncalled for'.
The Chief Justice of India clarified his 'parasites' remarks were aimed at those with fake degrees in professions, not the youth, stating he was 'pained' by misreporting.
Critics suggest that the focus should be on the government's responsibility to create employment opportunities rather than blaming the unemployed.
Complaints against sitting Supreme Court judges are received by the Chief Justice of India through the court’s “in-house procedure.
This is the first time that an entire district-level judiciary has transitioned to a fully digital, end-to-end system.
He will serve as CJI for nearly 15 months, demitting office on February 9, 2027, upon turning 65
Justice Surya Kant is set to become the 53rd CJI on November 24 after CJI Gavai's retirement on November 23.
Results 1-10 of 102
