CJI BR Gavai shared how he barely attended classes, relied on friends for attendance, yet stood third in law exams. He told students that success comes from hard work, dedication, and commitment—not exam ranks.
The Supreme Court dismissed lawyer Sanjay Rathore’s appeal against an 18-month jail sentence for verbally abusing a woman judge during a hearing in 2015. The court emphasized the significance of protecting judicial dignity and condemned gender-based abuse in the courtroom, marking Rathore’s actions as a threat to justice itself.
The Supreme Court Collegium, led by CJI B.R. Gavai, has recommended the transfer or repatriation of 21 High Court judges across India. Significant changes affect courts in Telangana, Delhi, and Bombay. These moves aim to enhance judicial efficiency, reduce backlogs, and ensure balanced distribution of judicial responsibilities among the High Courts.
The Supreme Court of India urged a divorcing couple to meet for dinner to resolve their issues amicably, emphasizing the importance of their three-year-old child’s welfare. The judges highlighted that personal communication could lead to positive outcomes, showcasing a compassionate approach to family disputes rather than a purely legalistic one.
The Supreme Court Collegium has proposed the elevation of five judges to Chief Justice positions in various High Courts during its meeting on May 26, 2025. This decision aims to strengthen judicial leadership, ensuring efficient administration as vacancies arise. The recommendations await approval from the Union Government for implementation.
The Supreme Court dismissed a PIL regarding a protocol lapse during CJI Gavai’s visit to Maharashtra, labeling it a publicity stunt. The petitioner was fined ₹7,000 for misusing judicial time, with the Court emphasizing the importance of respecting constitutional offices and discouraging trivial issues from being used for media attention.