Manipur Violence| Do Your Best to Complete Investigations: SC Proposes Special Courts, Directs CBI & SITs to Speed Up Probe

The Supreme Court proposed special courts for day-to-day trials in Manipur violence cases and directed the CBI and SITs to expedite pending investigations. The CBI informed the Court that witness examination has become difficult due to widespread displacement.

Consider Raising District Judges’ Retirement Age To 61: Supreme Court Asks States And High Courts

The Supreme Court directed States and High Courts to decide on raising District Judges’ retirement age to 61, indicating it will soon consider a uniform retirement age of 62.

Will Intervene If Supreme Court Metro Station Is Not Reopened by Afternoon: CJI Surya Kant

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant remarked that the Supreme Court would intervene if the metro station near the court remained closed by afternoon, after the SCBA highlighted the inconvenience caused to lawyers, litigants, and court staff.

Big Action by Lucknow University: Two Law Students Arrested Over Supreme Court Disruption Suspended, Barred From Campus

Lucknow University indefinitely suspended two law students arrested by the Delhi Police over the alleged disruption of Supreme Court proceedings. The students have also been barred from entering the campus pending disciplinary proceedings against them.

Courts Are Not a Place for Politics: Supreme Court’s Sharp Warning in Ram Mandir Fund Theft Case

The Supreme Court cautioned against politicising the alleged Ayodhya Ram Mandir fund embezzlement case, saying it is a routine criminal matter requiring a fair investigation, and emphasised that courts are not a forum for political battles.

Some States Do Nothing for the Judges: Supreme Court Orders Centre to Form Panel for Uniform Facilities For Retired HC Judges

The Supreme Court directed the Centre to form a committee to ensure uniform post-retirement facilities for retired High Court judges across all States within two weeks. CJI Surya Kant observed that while some States provide adequate support, others fail to offer even basic facilities, creating significant disparities.

Bacchey Aise Kayi Bar Kar Dete Hein: CJI Surya Kant Breaks Silence on Petitioner Throwing Papers and Abusing Incident

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant broke his silence after a petitioner allegedly hurled documents and used abusive language in court, urging everyone to uphold the dignity, honour and sanctity of constitutional institutions as a shared national responsibility.

Bhojshala Row: Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Muslim Appeals, Declines Interim Namaz Relief

The Supreme Court issued notice on petitions filed by Muslim parties challenging the Madhya Pradesh High Court’s Bhojshala ruling. The High Court had declared the Bhojshala–Kamal Maula complex a Saraswati temple and prohibited offering namaz at the site.

Judiciary’s Foremost Obligation Is To Decide Cases Within Time: CJI Forms 4 Special Benches for Supreme Court’s Oldest Cases

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant constituted four special benches to fast-track some of the Supreme Court’s oldest pending civil and criminal cases. “The judiciary’s foremost obligation is not merely to decide cases, but to decide them within a timeframe that preserves faith in the rule of law,” he said.

Attempt to Undermine Democracy: BJP Slams Opposition’s Letter to CJI Surya Kant Over SIR

The BJP criticised the INDIA alliance for writing to Chief Justice Surya Kant over the Election Commission’s Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. BJP MP Sudhanshu Trivedi alleged the Opposition was spreading misinformation, creating fear about elections, and attempting to undermine democratic institutions.