Supreme Court questions legality of plea demanding FIR against Delhi HC judges, calls it a publicity stunt. Appoints Dr. S Muralidhar as amicus to examine the matter.
JUSTICE JOYMALYA BAGCHI
Justice Joymalya Bagchi took the oath as a Supreme Court judge Today (March 17), with CJI Sanjiv Khanna administering the ceremony. The full-court event marked his official induction into India’s top judiciary.
Justice Joymalya Bagchi will take the oath as a Supreme Court judge on Monday. He is set to become the Chief Justice of India in 2031, marking a historic milestone for the Calcutta High Court.
The Central Government Today (March 10) approved the permanent appointment of three judges—Justice Wasim Sadiq Nargal, Justice Rajesh Sekhri, and Justice Mohammad Yousuf Wani—to the Jammu & Kashmir High Court, strengthening the judiciary amidst 10 vacant positions.
The Central Government Today (March 10) approved the appointment of Calcutta High Court’s Justice Joymalya Bagchi to the Supreme Court. He will serve for over six years and is set to become the Chief Justice of India in May 2031.
NEW DELHI: Today, The Supreme Court Collegium, in its meeting on 6th March 2025, discussed and considered various names for appointment as judges to the Supreme Court of India. The Collegium, headed by Chief Justice of India Sanjiv Khanna, has recommended Justice Joymalya Bagchi for elevation.
Today, On 11th February, The Calcutta High Court emphasized that corruption in influential positions significantly undermines public confidence while hearing the RG Kar case. The court stressed the need for transparency and accountability in governance to maintain trust in public institutions. Allegations of corruption in the case have raised concerns over ethical misconduct in administrative affairs. The court’s remarks highlight the broader impact of corruption on society and the justice system.
Today, 2nd May, The Calcutta High Court expressed serious concerns over delays in granting sanctions to prosecute individuals accused in the school jobs case. It emphasized the need for timely decisions to ensure efficient justice delivery and accountability. The court criticized the wilful delays and highlighted the potential for obstruction of the trial process, indicating a lack of institutional support for a fair trial.
Calcutta High Court Approves TMC Leader Kunal Ghosh’s Spain Trip with Mamata Banerjee for BGBS The Calcutta High Court, in a recent ruling, has permitted Trinamool Congress (TMC) leader Kunal Ghosh, an accused in the Saradha ponzi scam case, to travel abroad. Ghosh has been granted permission to accompany West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee […]
