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    BREAKING| Remarks on Judiciary: Lawyer Writes to AG Seeking Consent to Initiate Contempt Proceedings Against Sanjeev Sanyal
    BREAKING| Remarks on Judiciary: Lawyer Writes to AG Seeking Consent to Initiate Contempt Proceedings Against Sanjeev Sanyal
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    BREAKING| Remarks on Judiciary: Lawyer Writes to AG Seeking Consent to Initiate Contempt Proceedings Against Sanjeev Sanyal

    Lawyer Shashi Ranjan Kumar Singh writes to Attorney General seeking consent to initiate criminal contempt proceedings against Sanjeev Sanyal over his remarks on the judiciary. The move cites potential impact on public trust and Sanyal’s role as government advisor.

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    SCBA Urges CJI and Law Minister to Finalise Judges Appointment MoP: Transparent, Equitable, and Merit-Driven Framework Needed
    SCBA Urges CJI and Law Minister to Finalise Judges Appointment MoP: Transparent, Equitable, and Merit-Driven Framework Needed
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    SCBA Urges CJI and Law Minister to Finalise Judges Appointment MoP: Transparent, Equitable, and Merit-Driven Framework Needed

    The Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) has appealed to Chief Justice of India B R Gavai and Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal. They urged the finalisation of the MoP, calling for a “transparent, equitable, and merit-driven” framework for judicial appointments.

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    Constitution’s Basic Structure Doctrine Is Vague, Ambiguous & Ever-Growing: Senior Advocate Rakesh Dwivedi Seeks Review
    Constitution’s Basic Structure Doctrine Is Vague, Ambiguous & Ever-Growing: Senior Advocate Rakesh Dwivedi Seeks Review
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    Constitution’s Basic Structure Doctrine Is Vague, Ambiguous & Ever-Growing: Senior Advocate Rakesh Dwivedi Seeks Review

    Senior Advocate Rakesh Dwivedi called for a review of the Constitution’s Basic Structure Doctrine, describing it as “vague, ambiguous and ever-growing.” He remarked that Parliament itself does not clearly know what constitutes the doctrine’s scope.

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    Fundamental Defect in the Collegium System: Ex-SC Judge Justice Katju’s Letter to CJI Gavai Urges Formation of 11-Judge Bench
    Fundamental Defect in the Collegium System: Ex-SC Judge Justice Katju’s Letter to CJI Gavai Urges Formation of 11-Judge Bench
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    Fundamental Defect in the Collegium System: Ex-SC Judge Justice Katju’s Letter to CJI Gavai Urges Formation of 11-Judge Bench

    Ex-SC Judge Justice Katju highlights the fundamental defect in the Collegium system in his open letter to CJI B.R. Gavai, urging immediate formation of an 11-judge bench to revisit Second and Third Judges’ case verdicts.

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    SCBA Urges CJI to Act on Low Number of Women Judges in Supreme Court, High Courts: Greater Gender Balance on the Bench Is Essential
    SCBA Urges CJI to Act on Low Number of Women Judges in Supreme Court, High Courts: Greater Gender Balance on the Bench Is Essential
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    SCBA Urges CJI to Act on Low Number of Women Judges in Supreme Court, High Courts: Greater Gender Balance on the Bench Is Essential

    The Supreme Court Bar Association has urged the Chief Justice of India to act on the low number of women judges in the Supreme Court and High Courts, stressing that greater gender balance on the Bench is essential for justice.

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    “Justice Must Not Remain an Abstract Ideal”: CJI Gavai Bats for Legal Aid & Mediation to Ease 5.36 Crore Case Burden
    “Justice Must Not Remain an Abstract Ideal”: CJI Gavai Bats for Legal Aid & Mediation to Ease 5.36 Crore Case Burden
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    CJI B.R. Gavai: “Interacting with Judicial Candidates is Really Helpful, Even a 10 to 15 Minute Talk Gives Valuable Insights”

    CJI B.R. Gavai said interacting with judicial candidates is really helpful, noting that even a 10 to 15 minute talk can give valuable insights. He stressed the collegium’s practice improves transparency and ensures better judicial appointments.

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    “Nothing is Perfect, We Need a Better System to Replace Collegium”: Former Supreme Court Judge Abhay Oka
    “Nothing is Perfect, We Need a Better System to Replace Collegium”: Former Supreme Court Judge Abhay Oka
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    “Nothing is Perfect, We Need a Better System to Replace Collegium”: Former Supreme Court Judge Abhay Oka

    Former SC judge Abhay Oka said the collegium system has flaws, but any replacement must be a better alternative. He also spoke on judicial independence, media’s role, and environmental protection.

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    CJI BR Gavai Launches Live Streaming of Bombay High Court Proceedings on YouTube
    CJI BR Gavai Launches Live Streaming of Bombay High Court Proceedings on YouTube
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    CJI BR Gavai Launches Live Streaming of Bombay High Court Proceedings on YouTube

    Today, On 5th July, CJI BR Gavai inaugurated live streaming of Bombay High Court proceedings on YouTube, enabling real-time public access to five benches. The launch also included free Wi-Fi and internet facilities within the High Court premises for better connectivity.

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    Collegium Recommends Vimal Kumar Yadav for Delhi High Court Judgeship
    Collegium Recommends Vimal Kumar Yadav for Delhi High Court Judgeship
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    CJI Gavai Assures ‘Complete Transparency’ in Collegium Appointments: “Merit Will Never Be Compromised”

    Today, On 4th July, Chief Justice of India B R Gavai assured that the collegium system will follow a fully transparent process. Emphasising inclusivity, he said merit will never be compromised and all recommended names will be duly followed up with fair scrutiny.

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    ‘The Constitution Is Our Only Guide’: Justice Abhay S Oka Dismisses ‘Divine or Bovine’ Influence in Judicial Decisions
    ‘The Constitution Is Our Only Guide’: Justice Abhay S Oka Dismisses ‘Divine or Bovine’ Influence in Judicial Decisions
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    “Judicial Independence Always Under Threat, No Matter Who’s in Power”: Justice Abhay S. Oka

    Justice AS Oka emphasized the ongoing threats to judicial independence in India during the Justice H.R. Khanna Memorial Lecture. He criticized delays in judicial appointments as damaging and demoralizing, urging judges and lawyers to remain vigilant. Oka highlighted historical instances of judicial integrity and encouraged future legal professionals to prioritize constitutional values over recognition.

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