Viral Video Of 85-Year-Old Convict Walking With Stick After Verdict Nearly Triggers Supreme Court Suo Motu Action

A viral video showing 85-year-old Deep Rai alias Jisa Rai leaving a Bihar court with a walking stick after being sentenced in a 34-year-old criminal case nearly prompted the Supreme Court to initiate suo motu proceedings, reigniting debate over judicial delays and prolonged criminal trials.

Judges Should Act With Patience and Guide Young Lawyers: Supreme Court After Andhra Pradesh HC Courtroom Clash Video

The Supreme Court examined concerns after a young lawyer in the Andhra Pradesh High Court was ordered into 24-hour judicial custody, prompting calls for better judicial training. It stressed that judges must act patiently and guide young lawyers.

Caste-Coloured And Humiliating Conditions: SC Slams Odisha Courts For Ordering Dalit, Adivasi Accused To Clean Police Stations For Bail

Today, On 4th May, The Supreme Court criticised Odisha courts for imposing caste-coloured bail conditions requiring Dalit and Adivasi accused to clean police stations, directing all courts nationwide to stop such oppressive practices. The Court called the conditions degrading, humiliating and unconstitutional.

Criticism Should Not Be Treated As A Condemnation Of The System: Justice Manmohan

Justice Manmohan of the Supreme Court said criticism should be seen as guidance and not rejection, urging openness to improvement. He added, “Criticism should not be treated as a condemnation of the system. It should be treated as a suggestion.”

Discharged Institutional Responsibilities With Integrity: CJI Surya Kant Praises Justice Rajesh Bindal

Chief Justice of India praised outgoing Rajesh Bindal, noting he not only fulfilled adjudicatory duties but also upheld institutional integrity. And he maintained an unparalleled record for disposal of cases consistency.

Access to Justice Cannot Remain an Abstract Ideal Reserved for the Legally Empowered: CJI Surya Kant

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant said access to justice cannot remain an abstract ideal limited to the legally empowered. He stressed it must produce outcomes for the last person in line, restoring marginalised citizens’ faith in justice.

“One Constitution, One Voice”: CJI Surya Kant Pushes for National Judicial Policy to End Conflicting Court Rulings

On Constitution Day 2025, CJI Surya Kant urged the creation of a uniform national judicial policy to bring consistency and clarity in court decisions. He said reducing contradictory rulings is essential to strengthen public trust and ensure predictable justice across India.

Justice Surya Kant, A Man of Many Firsts: From First Lawyer in His Family to India’s First Haryanavi CJI

Justice Surya Kant, a man of many firsts, rose from humble beginnings as the first lawyer in his family to become India’s first Haryanavi Chief Justice of India, marking a historic moment in the nation’s judicial journey and inspiring generations.

BREAKING| If Seniority Alone Decides Promotions, What Motivation Remains?: Supreme Court On All India Judges Case

The Supreme Court’s Constitution Bench, led by CJI BR Gavai, wrapped up the All India Judges Association hearing, questioning if promotions based solely on seniority kill merit. Justice Surya Kant’s sharp remarks reignited the debate on fairness in judicial career growth.

SCBA Urges CJI and Law Minister to Finalise Judges Appointment MoP: Transparent, Equitable, and Merit-Driven Framework Needed

The Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) has appealed to Chief Justice of India B R Gavai and Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal. They urged the finalisation of the MoP, calling for a “transparent, equitable, and merit-driven” framework for judicial appointments.