“Jo Aaj Sahib-e-Masnad Hai, Kal Nahi Honge”: Justice Atul Sreedharan’s Poetic Farewell from Madhya Pradesh High Court

Justice Atul Sreedharan quoted poet Rahat Indori at his farewell from the Madhya Pradesh High Court, reflecting on impermanence as he moves to the Allahabad High Court. Bar leaders voiced concern over his frequent transfers and judicial independence.

“Amaravati’s Soil, Air and Water Shaped My Life”: Former CJI N.V. Ramana Pays Tribute to His Roots

Former CJI N.V. Ramana said Amaravati embodies the spirit of a new Andhra Pradesh, rooted in heritage and progress. He praised the farmers’ courage and reaffirmed faith in democracy and the rule of law.

Justice Rohinton Nariman on Social Media Arrests: “You have to feel constitutional values… Remedy is bring me back to the Bench”

Former SC judge Rohinton Nariman said, “You have to feel the constitutional values; otherwise they are nothing,” while commenting on cases against social media posts. On a lighter note, he quipped, “Remedy is you bring me back to the bench.”

Rule of Law Has to Be Preserved, Courts Must Enforce It Without Fear or Favour: Justice B V Nagarathna

Justice B V Nagarathna emphasised that preserving the rule of law is central to democracy, stressing that courts must enforce it “without fear or favour, affection or ill will,” upholding impartial justice as their highest constitutional duty.

Supreme Court Lawyers Slam Delhi LG’s Order Allowing Police Testimony From Stations via Video

SCAORA has “unanimously and strongly condemned” the Delhi LG’s notification declaring police stations as venues for recording testimony. Lawyers warn it threatens judicial independence and public trust.

Supreme Court Women Lawyers Association Slam Retired Justice Katju, Demand Apology Over “Winking” Remark

The Supreme Court Women Lawyers Association has condemned retired Justice Markandey Katju’s “winking” remark, calling it sexist and demeaning. The association has demanded an unconditional public apology, stressing such comments harm the dignity of women in law.

“Don’t File This Kind of Petitions”: Supreme Court Pulls Up Plea Seeking Minister Kunwar Vijay Shah’s Removal Over Col. Qureshi Remarks

Supreme Court refuses to entertain plea seeking minister Shah’s removal for calling Col. Sofia Qureshi “sister of terrorists.” Court directs SIT to probe remarks and warns Shah over lack of public apology.

“Let Us Examine, Fact by Fact, Judge by Judge”: BCI Chief Manan Kumar Mishra Dismisses Dushyant Dave’s Claims of Judicial Compromise Under PM Modi

BCI Chairman Manan Kumar Mishra hits back at senior advocate Dushyant Dave’s statement accusing judiciary of compromising under Modi’s rule, calling it baseless and misleading. “Supreme Court has protected rule of law, not surrendered to executive,” he asserts.

“I Am Aghast” — VP Dhankhar Slams CJI’s Role in CBI Appointment, Calls It a Blow to Constitutional Ethics

Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar questions judiciary’s role in executive appointments, calling CJI’s involvement in selecting CBI Director a violation of constitutional balance.

“Mask Of RSS Has Come Off Again”: Rahul Gandhi Slams RSS Over Preamble Debate

Rahul Gandhi has criticized the RSS for questioning the terms “secular” and “socialist” in the Constitution’s Preamble, accusing them of favoring the Manusmriti agenda. He claims the RSS aims to undermine the rights of marginalized groups and has warned them against their intentions. The controversy follows an RSS demand for debate on these terms.