“Judgments Are Written in Ink, Not in Sand”: Justice Nagarathna Warns Against Revisiting Verdicts After Judge Changes

Justice B V Nagarathna said Supreme Court verdicts must not be re-opened only because new judges take over the bench. She stressed that judgments are “written in ink and not in sand” and must be respected to protect judicial independence.

76th Constitution Day | Let Us Recommit Ourselves With Integrity And Collective Resolve: CJI Surya Kant

Today, On 26th November, Chief Justice of India Surya Kant inaugurated the Constitution Day celebrations organised by the Supreme Court Bar Association, marking a significant moment for the legal fraternity on the nation’s 76th Constitution Day. He urged renewed integrity and resolve.

Not Legislating Or Monitoring Every Small Incident: Supreme Court On Hate Speech

Today, On 15th November, Supreme Court clarified it is not legislating or monitoring every small incident, stressing that hate speech complaints must be handled by existing authorities. The Bench noted that high courts and police stations already possess powers to act promptly.

If the Dissent Had Any Merit, Four Other Judges Would Have Agreed: Former CJI Gavai on Nagarathna’s Objection to Pancholi Elevation

Former CJI Gavai said while responding to Justice Nagarathna’s objection, If the dissent had any merit, four other judges would have agreed, He emphasised that such disagreements are not new and the Collegium still upheld Justice Pancholi’s elevation.

Swadeshi Jurisprudence Over Foreign Laws: Next CJI Surya Kant Calls for Strongly Rooted Indian Legal System

CJI-designate Justice Surya Kant urged Indian courts to rely on Swadeshi jurisprudence instead of foreign rulings, stressing the need for a home-grown legal framework. He said Indian judgments must reflect the nation’s constitutional values and judicial maturity.

“Not Pressured by Trolls”: CJI-Designate Justice Surya Kant Sends Strong Message on Judicial Independence and Reforms

Ahead of taking oath as the 53rd Chief Justice of India, Justice Surya Kant said social media trolls do not influence judges who decide only on facts and law. He reaffirmed his focus on reducing case pendency and strengthening mediation as a key reform tool.

BREAKING | Violates Separation of Powers and Judicial Independence: Supreme Court Strikes Down Key Provisions of Tribunal Reforms Act

Today, On 19th November, Supreme Court quashes Tribunal Reforms Act provisions on appointment and tenure, ruling that they violate separation of powers and judicial independence, amount to a legislative override of a binding judgment, and fail the constitutional test, requiring urgent corrective action from the government.

Grave Assault on Constitution: Two Pakistan Supreme Court Judges Resign After 27th Amendment

Two judges of Pakistan’s Supreme Court resigned just hours after the 27th Constitutional Amendment became law, calling it a “grave assault” on the Constitution. The amendment creates a government-appointed Federal Constitutional Court, raising fears of weakened judicial independence.

Tribunal Reforms Act, 2021: Supreme Court Reserves Verdict on Pleas Challenging the Law

Today, On 11th November, The Supreme Court has reserved its verdict on a batch of petitions challenging the constitutional validity of the Tribunal Reforms Act, 2021. The pleas argue that the law undermines judicial independence and weakens the functioning of key tribunals across India.

“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.