You Cannot Try to Crumble the Judiciary of This Country: Supreme Court Slams NGO for Article 32 Plea Against Its Own Judgment

Today, On 12th December, A tense moment arose in the Supreme Court when an NGO filed a writ petition seeking to overturn one of the Court’s own judgments. The Bench warned the petitioner, saying, “Let this serve as a message. You cannot try to crumble the judiciary of this country.”

Historic Step: Supreme Court Designates Four Former High Court Judges as Senior Advocates

In a landmark Full Court decision on December 10, 2025, the Supreme Court exercised its constitutional powers to confer Senior Advocate status on four retired High Court judges, marking a significant moment for the Indian legal fraternity.

Allahabad High Court Roster Changed: Justice Prashant Kumar to Join Division Bench After Supreme Court Order

Today, On 11th August, Allahabad High Court has changed its roster, and Justice Prashant Kumar will now sit on a Division Bench led by Justice Arindam Sinha. This change follows the Supreme Court order issued on August 4.

Justice Prashant Kumar Row: 13 Allahabad High Court Judges Ask CJ to Defy Supreme Court Order, Call for Full Court Meeting

13 judges of the Allahabad High Court have urged Chief Justice Arun Bhansali to reject the Supreme Court’s order against Justice Prashant Kumar. They demand a Full Court meeting, calling the SC’s directions overreaching and unjust.

BREAKING| Supreme Court Publishes Assets of Judges Including CJI Khanna & Justice Gavai

In a historic step towards transparency, the Supreme Court of India has made the asset details of judges, including CJI Sanjiv Khanna and Justice B.R. Gavai, publicly available on its official website.

Supreme Court Confers Senior Advocate Status to 6 Former High Court Judges

On April 1, the Supreme Court of India designated six retired High Court judges as Senior Advocates: Ambadas Haribhau Joshi, Chander Shekhar, Cyril Thamarai Selvam, Prithviraj Keshavrao Chavan, Rajbir Sehrawat, and Raj Mohan Singh, recognizing their significant contributions to the legal field during and post-retirement.

Supreme Court Directs Special Bench to Reconsider Indira Jaising Judgment on Senior Designation Case

NEW DELHI: Today, 19th March, The Supreme Court of India is re-evaluating its 2017 ruling in Indira Jaising v. Supreme Court, which had established guidelines for designating lawyers as Senior Advocates. A special bench comprising Justices AS Oka, Ujjal Bhuyan, and SVN Bhatti is hearing the matter, with Solicitor General (SG) Tushar Mehta appearing for the Supreme Court’s administrative side.