In 2024, India’s Supreme Court dealt with numerous landmark rulings, focusing on personal liberty, places of worship disputes, and electoral reforms. Chief Justice Sanjiv Khanna emphasized efficiency, reforming case backlogs. Notable cases included prohibitions on religious site surveys, striking down electoral bonds, and addressing environmental pollution. The court’s decisions significantly influenced legal frameworks and societal issues.
The 4th National Lok Adalat of 2024 resolved 1.45 crore cases, enhancing access to justice and reducing court burdens. Guided by Justice Sanjiv Khanna and Justice Bhushan Gavai, it successfully addressed disputes across various areas. This initiative highlights growing public confidence in alternative dispute resolution, particularly benefiting marginalized communities.
Justice DY Chandrachud concluded his tenure as Chief Justice of India, expressing satisfaction with his service and seeking forgiveness for any unintentional offense. His successor, Justice Sanjiv Khanna, took office on November 11. Former CJIs benefit from security, accommodation, and services post-retirement, reflecting recent policy changes.
Justice Sanjiv Khanna, newly appointed as Chief Justice of India today(11th Nov), is tracing his ancestral roots back to his grandfather Sarav Dayal’s house in Amritsar. Despite its transformation, Khanna regularly visits Katra Sher Singh, cherishing memories and advice from his grandfather, and reflects on the family’s historical significance during the pre-Independence era.
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Justice Sanjiv Khanna was sworn in as the Chief Justice of India on Monday, succeeding Justice DY Chandrachud. He has a notable judicial track record, including key rulings on electoral integrity and political issues. His tenure as the 51st CJI will last until May 2025, with a salary of Rs 2.8 lakh per month.
Justice Sanjiv Khanna, named the 51st Chief Justice of India, is adapting his routine to adhere to the strict protocols that accompany his new role. This has resulted in the cancellation of his daily 10-kilometer morning walks and limits on his mobility, as he prioritizes security while maintaining connections with old friends.
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Justice Sanjiv Khanna, appointed Chief Justice of India Today (Nov 11), has opted not to relocate to the designated CJI residence at 5, Krishna Menon Marg, due to his short tenure. Instead, he will continue working from his current official residence, a choice reflecting his commitment to efficiency and continuity. By avoiding the logistical complexities of relocation, Justice Khanna aims to focus fully on his judicial responsibilities, demonstrating a pragmatic approach to his temporary term as Chief Justice.
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Justice Sanjiv Khanna took oath as the 51st Chief Justice of India (CJI) Today (Nov 11). President of India Droupadi Murmu administered the oath of office to Justice Khanna at the Rashtrapati Bhavan. Justice Khanna will have a tenure of 183 days as CJI, which is just little over six months. He would retire on May 13, 2025.
Justice Sanjiv Khanna to sworn in as the 51st Chief Justice of India Today (November 11, 2024) at Rashtrapati Bhavan, New Delhi. The oath was administered by President Droupadi Murmu at 10 AM, marking the commencement of Justice Khanna’s tenure following the retirement of Chief Justice DY Chandrachud on November 10.