Supreme Court Collegium Approves 10 Advocates for Elevation to Punjab and Haryana High Court in Major Judicial Appointments Move

Supreme Court Collegium led by CJI Surya Kant approved elevation of ten advocates as judges to Punjab and Haryana High Court, aiming to strengthen judicial capacity.

Big Judicial Update: Supreme Court Collegium Recommends Two Advocates For Appointment As Judges In Kerala High Court

The Supreme Court Collegium recommended appointment of advocates Preeta Aravindan Krishnamma and Liz Mathew Anthraper as judges of Kerala High Court. The decision was taken during its April 14 meeting, advancing judicial appointments in the High Court.

CJI Surya Kant Completes 122 Days, No Supreme Court Judge Appointed Yet Amid Collegium Silence

122 days into CJI Surya Kant’s tenure, no Supreme Court judge has been appointed despite one vacancy. The delay raises questions as past Collegiums usually made recommendations much earlier.

Prioritise Women Candidates in Judicial Appointments: CJI Surya Kant Writes to High Courts for Higher Women Representation in Judiciary

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant urged High Courts to prioritise women in judicial appointments. Most courts agreed, amid low female representation, with only 116 of 813 High Court judges being women, highlighting gender imbalance in judiciary.

Major Judicial Upgrade: Supreme Court Collegium Approves Elevation of 8 Judges as Permanent

The Supreme Court Collegium on March 24, 2026 approved elevation of Additional Judges as Permanent Judges in Chhattisgarh High Court and Madras High Court, strengthening judicial capacity and ensuring continuity in adjudication.

“Collegium Not Perfect But Best for Now”: Former CJI B R Gavai Backs Current Judge Appointment System, Flags Delay by Government

Former CJI B R Gavai said the collegium system is currently the most suitable for India despite its flaws. He also urged the government to implement the National Litigation Policy to reduce court pendency.

100 Days of CJI Surya Kant: Inside the Supreme Court’s Push to Tackle Backlog, Reform Registry, and Reshape Judicial Administration

The first 100 days of Chief Justice of India Surya Kant have focused on tackling the Supreme Court’s massive case backlog, promoting mediation, and tightening court procedures. His early tenure signals administrative reforms, stricter case-listing rules, and key decisions that could shape the judiciary in 2026.

“Only 1 Woman Among 34 Judges”: Why India’s Judiciary Still Struggles With Gender Representation This Women’s Day

Despite progress in lower courts, women remain severely underrepresented in India’s higher judiciary, with only one woman judge currently serving in the Supreme Court. On International Women’s Day, the numbers highlight the urgent need for reforms to break the judicial “glass ceiling.”

Picked Out of the Blue: Allahabad HC Bar Opposes SC Collegium’s 5 Retired Judges for Ad-Hoc Posts, Writes to President and CJI

The Allahabad High Court Bar Association has written a strongly worded letter to the President of India, copying the Chief Justice of India and Union Law Minister, opposing the Supreme Court Collegium’s recommendation to appoint five retired judges as ad-hoc judges for two years at Allahabad High Court.

Centre Clears Advocate Jai Krishna Upadhyay’s Elevation as Allahabad High Court Judge

The Central government has notified the appointment of advocate Jai Krishna Upadhyay as a judge of the Allahabad High Court. His name was earlier cleared by the Supreme Court Collegium but was pending during the previous round of judicial appointments.