Chief Justice of India Justice NV Ramana, Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu @mkstalin , Justices V Ramasubramanian at an event in #MadrasHighCourt to lay foundation to the administrative block of the High Court. Also in attendance Justice MM Sundaresh of #SupremeCourt
The dignitaries lighting the lamp to commence the ceremony at #MadrasHighCourt
The CJI Justice NV Ramana is congratulated at the event for completing one year as the Chief Justice of India. #SupremeCourt#MadrasHighCourt
Chief Justice of Madras High Court Justice Munishwar Nath Bhandari thanks CJI for starting the Judicial Infrastructure Corporation. #MadrasHighCourt#SupremeCourt
A video presentation of the proposed Administrative Building at #MadrasHighCourt is shown to the dignitaries with Saint Tyagaraja’s composition “Samaja Vara Gamana” playing in the background. The song praises majesty of Lord Rama
CJI inaugurates the new administrative block at #MadrasHighCourt
Advocate General of Tamil Nadu announces that CM @mkstalin will today disburse the welfare funds to families of 467 advocates who died of #COVID19 pandemic. He quotes by Thirukkural by Thiruvalluvar.
“Judiciary ensures that adequate functioning of the system which enhances of the progress of nation.”- Justice MM Sundaresh says. He quotes Thirukkural by Thiruvalluvar.
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Justice MM Sundaresh says that quality of legal education in the State is concerning. He further says that the post of Director, Legal Services Authority is kept vacant. Requests @mkstalin and law minister Regupathy to look into it.
“In the website of the #MadrasHighCourt you will find a reference called Case Clearance Rate, if you see that you will find Tamil Nadu judiciary ranks among top case clearers of the country. Our case clearance rate is 109%” Justice Ramasubramanian of #SupremeCourt
Amal Raj, Chairman, Bar Council of Tamil Nadu, says that the welfare fund provided to advocates is insufficient owing to the rise of cost of living.
Tamil Nadu CM @mkstalin distributes welfare funds to the family members of the advocates who died of #COVID19
Tamil Nau CM @mkstalin says “CJI NV Ramana completes one year as the Chief Justice of India today while I complete one year as the @CMOTamilnadu on May 7.” #SupremeCourt
@mkstalin says “ CJI NV Ramana is not only the voice of the judiciary, he is also the voice of the people of the country.” #SupremeCourt
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“In the appointment of judges in the #SupremeCourt and High Court, I request the collegium to maintain social justice. Secondly I request the CJI to ensure that a bench of the apex court be opened in Chennai.” Says @mkstalin
CJI says “After taking oath as the Chief Justice of India, I first landed in Chennai and went to Tirupati Balaji Temple from there.” #SupremeCourt
“The biggest issue in all institutions these day is keeping the faith in the eyes of people,” says CJI NV Ramana #SupremeCourt
“In this era of instant noodles, people look for instant justice but they fail to realise that real justice will be a casualty if this attitude is carried on,” CJI Ramana says.#SupremeCourt
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CJI says “I have been a strong advocate of Indianisation justice delivery system. By Indianisation I mean making judiciary suit the needs of people of India.” #SupremeCourt
“The common citizen of this country cannot understand the language of the court. The parties must understand the language used in the court. IT SHOULD NOT BE LIKE MANTRAS USED IN A WEDDING, WHICH MOST OF US DO NOT UNDERSTAND,” CJI Justice NV Ramana says
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“In the spirit of accessibility, I have continued the the Virtual Court hearings on miscellaneous days. Lawyers on request can appear online even on non-miscellaneous days as well. I hope this continues” CJI says #SupremeCourt
Event ends
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Sr Adv Balbir Singh: My recommendation was made on 23. 9. 2025. Collegium recommendation says two vacancies were there for promotee judges . Two juniors were recommeded. I was interacted with on 19th and recommendation on 23rd without having my reply.
Justice BV Nagarathna: These are matters where on judicial side we cannot say disclose this and disclose that. Merely because you are a senior does not mean you will be recommeded. Once collegium discusses, we cannot intervene. There is secrecy involved...
Justice Nagarathna: There is no rejection of your candidature. We don't know what does your recommendation say. It is about subjective satisfaction of High Court collegium. Can supreme court on judicial side ask them look into this and look into that. If this happens then where are we heading?
Justice Joymalya Bagchi: We would have understood if High Court collegium went against SC order, but their decision has been accepted by the supreme court.
[PIL for separate Ladies Bar Room and other amenities for lady lawyers in Courts across India]
Lady Counsel: Your lordships have directed that they directed that the Advocates who are keen to appear for civil service exam they should have court exposure of at-least 3 yrs, but will not there are many systematic barriers roadblocks. There is absence of fixed stipend for newly addressed Advocates in the courts.
CJI Surya Kant: We must give compliments for the amount of research, the hard work, and in the way you have collected. We really admire and we feel that there are people who are committed to the cause of the judicial system and for the legal fraternity. Commendable job, you’ve done! And all these young girls who are party, to this information. We pay our compliments with each of them.
CJI: Very remarkable job they have done and right from South to North to the West. This is the most satisfying experience that we have seen.
Counsel: We have also prepared a short PPT. To show the actual position of the lady’s bar rooms and its PATHETIC, especially within 50kms range of this honourable court. Ghaziabad, the prime city of Uttar Pradesh, Greater Noida, it doesn’t have any Bar room for ladies. It’s just like the feeling is- you go! We are not supposed to be there. We are not to be seen!
Counsel: In Ghaziabad, I’ve heard that the Advocates (ladies) are supposed to be there from 10am-1pm only once you send away your children to school and husband to office, come to the court. And by 1’o clock go back! We don’t have any facilities, we cannot go bak till 4pm. The lady advocates are not SEEN for MAJOR FINAL ARGUMENTS for the cases, for cross examinations in Surajpur Court.
They say- ‘Lady advocates will start doing politics while sitting in ladies bar room, so NO NEED of ladies barroom’: Counsel submits
Supreme Court today dismissed a plea seeking a CBI probe into alleged horse-trading behind TVK’s trust vote victory in the Tamil Nadu Assembly and a direction for President’s Rule pending investigation.
Bench: CJI Surya Kant & Justice V. Mohana
Advocate CR Jaya Sukin alleged rampant political horse-trading: MLAs are flown in chartered flights, money is distributed, contracts are promised. Democracy is being destroyed.
He urged the Court to intervene “to save democracy in this country.”
Advocate: We are NOT in a democratic country.
CJI Surya Kant: Which party are you talking about?
Advocate: I’m here only for Tamil Nadu, but this Court must know what is happening.
The Bench eventually declined to entertain the plea.
Delhi High Court hears Telegram's plea challenging the Centre's temporary ban until June 22 over concerns linked to the alleged NEET Re-Exam paper leak.
Matter before Justice Tejas Karia.
Senior Advocate Dhruv Mehta appears for Telegram.
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta and ASG Chetan Sharma appear for the Centre.
SG: We have filed our response. They were called and heard. Findings have been recorded by the Review Committee chaired by the Cabinet Secretary.
Court asks Telegram to address arguments on the final order.
Sr Adv Dhruv Mehta: The order suffers from legal infirmity. It merely confirms the interim direction.
Court: It is an independent requirement. It may or may not get confirmed. There is a post-decisional hearing... opportunity has been given.
Delhi High Court hearing Telegram's challenge to the Centre's temporary ban.
Sr Adv Dhruv Mehta submits that the final order was essentially a confirmation order, though it had been passed after giving Telegram an opportunity of hearing.
Court: It was an order and whether it resulted in confirmation or reversal depended on the facts of each case.
Referring to the statutory provision, Sr Adv Dhruv Mehta argues that the Secretary's satisfaction was crucial and directions could be issued only for reasons recorded in writing. He contended that there must be application of mind to the material on record and that these reasons should find place in the order itself.
🚨BREAKING: Delhi High Court on alleged trolling of a Saket Court judge after the stay order in the Abhijit Iyer-Mitra (@Iyervval) matter:
"If the judge is concerned, he can make a reference for contempt. You can also take recourse to contempt law."
Justice Neena Bansal Krishna told Sr Adv Percival Billimoria.
Sr. Adv Billimoria appearing for @Iyervval informed the Delhi HC that the Saket Court judge faced coordinated trolling after staying the order directing registration of an FIR against Abhijit Iyer-Mitra.
Posts described the judge as a "pathetic judge" and the judiciary as a "rotten institution": Billimoria submitted
Justice Krishna: Pathetic judge? When lawyers stand in the corridor, is that not the general conversation? You don't get an order in your favour and say, who made this person a judge?
Justice Krishna said she did not find the matter fit for invoking extraordinary suo motu powers at this stage. "We are not finding that any extraordinary measures are required,” she said.
Interesting observations from the #DelhiHighCourt today in a criminal contempt case filed by Delhi High Court Bar Association against one Kapil Kakkar who claimed on social media that the May 30 Saket building collapse was not just a civic failure but also involved judicial complicity.
During the hearing, Justice Neena Bansal Krishna noted that courts are increasingly facing "scandalous allegations" against judges on social media platforms.
#DelhiHighCourt
Justice Krishna questioned why intermediaries should wait for court orders before taking down content that makes such allegations against judges.
"Public memory is short. By the time the truth emerges, the damage is already done," Justice Krishna observed.