Historic Move! Supreme Court Collegium Invokes Article 224A, Appoints Five Retired Judges as Ad-Hoc Judges in Allahabad High Court

Supreme Court Collegium, in a historic move approved appointing five retired judges as ad hoc judges of the Allahabad High Court under Article 224-A to reduce vacancies and pendency, ensuring faster justice delivery nationwide effectively.

Supreme Court Is Trying To Utilize AI To Increase Operational Efficiency And Reduce Case Pendency: CJI Surya Kant

Today. on 29th January, the Supreme Court unveiled administrative reforms using artificial intelligence to boost judicial efficiency and reduce case pendency. Chief Justice of India Surya Kant called it “some good news,” saying technology and AI are increasingly being used to streamline court administration.

Key Cases Ahead for New Supreme Court CJI Surya Kant: Electoral, Social Media, Sedition & Rohingya Matters

Justice Surya Kant takes oath as India’s 53rd CJI on Nov 24, set to oversee major cases on elections, cyber law, sedition, and refugee rights. His long tenure promises landmark judgments on key legal and social issues.

CJI B.R. Gavai’s Tenure in Numbers: Record Judgements, Highest Bench Work & A Legacy of Consistency

CJI B.R. Gavai retires after delivering 464 judgements and serving on 772 benches during a standout 6.5-year tenure. His authorship rate never fell below 50%, marking him as one of the Supreme Court’s most consistent judges.

“He Restored Our Dignity” – SCBA Praises Outgoing CJI Gavai for Reviving Respect for the Bar

SCBA President Vikas Singh hailed Justice BR Gavai for restoring the dignity of lawyers and strengthening the bond between bar and bench. He credited the outgoing CJI for ensuring fair treatment, accessibility, and respect for the legal community.

“No More Waiting for the CJI”: Supreme Court Reserves Two Lutyens’ Bungalows as Official Chief Justice Residence

To avoid delays in accommodation for incoming Chief Justices, the Supreme Court has decided to keep two Lutyens’ Delhi bungalows permanently ready as official CJI residences. This move ensures smooth transition and better administrative planning at the top judicial level.

BREAKING: Supreme Court Permits Female Employees to Celebrate Karwa Chauth in Traditional Attire at Work

On Karwa Chauth 2025, the Supreme Court has permitted its female employees to attend office in traditional attire instead of the prescribed uniform. The circular emphasizes cultural inclusivity and respect for festival observances within the workplace.

Udaipur Files Row | “What Made You Suggest Cuts?”: Delhi High Court Asks Centre Over Interference After Film Certification

Today, On 1st August, Udaipur Files row reached Delhi High Court, which questioned the Centre’s authority under the Cinematograph Act. “What made you suggest cuts?” the Chief Justice asked, slamming post-certification interference despite CBFC’s expert scrutiny and legal process.

Burnt Cash Row | “I Mentioned the Petition Under Article 32”: Adv Nedumpara Says, CJI Agreed to Hear Explosive Plea Against Justice Varma on July 28

Supreme Court to hear a petition on July 28, 2025, seeking FIR against Justice Varma over cash seizure. Advocate Nedumpara says CJI agreed after he “mentioned” the Article 32 plea.

“Not Our Domain”: Supreme Court Refuses to Enforce 6-Airbag Rule, Says It’s for the Government to Decide

The Supreme Court dismissed a PIL seeking mandatory six airbags in passenger vehicles, calling it a policy matter. The petitioner was told to approach the government instead.