RCBA Calls for Strike on June 4: “We Strongly Condemn the Brutal Attack on Our Advocate Dhruv Shokeen”

The Rohini Court Bar Association (RCBA) called for a complete strike on 4th June 2025 to protest the violent attack on Advocate Dhruv Shokeen, saying it is unacceptable that police haven’t arrested all accused yet.

Irish Supreme Court Judge Justice Gerard Hogan Visits India’s Supreme Court

Justice Gerard Hogan of the Irish Supreme Court visited India’s Supreme Court, observing proceedings and discussing constitutional similarities with Chief Justice Sanjiv Khanna. CJI Khanna praised Hogan’s legal contributions, particularly in mediation. Hogan’s visit, which includes a trip to the International Arbitration Centre, highlights international legal collaboration, especially in mediation and arbitration.

Assam’s Chirang District Achieves Unprecedented ‘Zero’ Case Pendency in CJM Court

At the end of 2024, the Chief Judicial Magistrate (CJM) Court in Chirang, Assam, successfully resolved all 830 pending cases, achieving a remarkable 100% disposal rate. This achievement stands out amidst the country’s ongoing judicial backlog. The district also reported a 23.29% conviction rate for the year, highlighting effective teamwork among stakeholders.

Bombay High Court New Building Relocation Progresses as Planned, Registrar General Thanks Supreme Court for Intervention

The Supreme Court was updated on the relocation progress of the Bombay High Court to a new complex. The Advocate General requested an extension for land handover until January 31, citing challenges. Meanwhile, a structural audit of the current building is planned. The Court’s next hearing is scheduled for April to review progress.

Supreme Court Asked Centre To Give One-Time Financial Package To Kerala

On Monday (11th March): The Supreme Court has urged the Central government to provide Kerala with a one-time financial relief package to address the state’s economic challenges. Emphasizing cooperation between the central and state governments, the Court proposed temporary concessions for Kerala. This direction follows Kerala’s plea citing financial crisis exacerbated by borrowing restrictions and unpaid dues.