A woman judge from Jharkhand went to the Supreme Court after being denied child care leave. The Supreme Court Today (May 29) asked the High Court to reply within a week.
The Supreme Court Collegium, led by CJI BR Gavai, has recommended the transfer of Chief Justices from four High Courts: Rajasthan to Madras, Tripura to Telangana, Jharkhand to Tripura, and Madras to Rajasthan. Additionally, 21 judges across ten High Courts were also recommended for transfer, while three judges were proposed for elevation to the Supreme Court.
A Chaibasa court has issued a non-bailable warrant against Rahul Gandhi over a 2018 defamation case related to his remarks about Amit Shah. The court mandates his personal appearance on June 26, following previous failures to appear. Gandhi faces additional legal challenges in Sultanpur, also linked to his comments about Shah.
The Supreme Court of India reinstated a woman judicial officer in Rajasthan, emphasizing that increased female representation in the judiciary enhances decision-making quality and promotes gender equality. The court found her removal during probation unjustified and highlighted how more women judges could inspire confidence among women seeking justice while challenging gender stereotypes.
The Supreme Court of India has raised concerns over delays in uploading High Court judgments, ordering all High Courts to report on cases decided after January 1, 2024, by July 21, 2025. This follows complaints about excessive delays and the need for accountability regarding judges’ performance and the credibility of the justice system.
The Supreme Court has criticized the Jharkhand High Court for delaying judgments, particularly in a case concerning three students who petitioned against the cancellation of home guard recruitment. Their case, last heard in April 2023, remains unresolved. The Supreme Court has requested a comprehensive report on all pending civil cases for further review.
Today, On 4th April, The Supreme Court allowed the Jharkhand government to switch off electricity during Ram Navami celebrations. This measure aims to enhance safety during the festival. Authorities believe it will help prevent potential electrocution incidents. The decision is part of ongoing efforts to ensure public safety during large gatherings.