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The President of Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) has written a letter to the Chief Justice of India (CJI) D.Y. Chandrachud to initiate suo motu action against the farmers for forcibly trying to enter Delhi.

SC Bar Association urges CJI to initiate suo motu action against farmers agitation

The Supreme Court on Monday observed that Governors in states must act even before the matter comes to the apex court.

'Governors must act before matter comes to SC', says CJI on Punjab govt's plea

Delivering the verdict on pleas seeking legal sanction for same-sex marriage, Chief Justice of India (CJI) D.Y. Chandrachud on Tuesday said that queerness is not an urban or elite concept and the right to choose a life partner lies at the root of Article 21 of the Constitution.

Right to choose life partner lies at the root of Article 21 of Constitution: CJI in same-sex marriage verdict

CJI alerted the Telangana State Road Transportation Corporation (TSRTC) about the issue and asked to resolve it as it is a matter of the right of children’s education.

CJI Ramana gets bus service restored in village after girl writes a letter

Jharkhand Police has formed a special investigation team to probe into the death of a judge who was hit by a vehicle on Wednesday morning.

Jharkhand judge’s death: CJI speaks to Jharkhand HC Justice, seeks CBI probe

Last month, Chief Justice of India SA Bobde, who is due to retire on April 23, had recommended Justice Ramana as his successor.

President appoints Justice N.V. Ramana as next CJI, to take oath on April 24

When the counsel said that both sides will not be heard, the CJI stated, "You just assume it will be one sided? Of course both sides will be heard, that is how an investigation works."

SC refuses to hear pleas on Republic day unrest after tractor parade run amok

The paramount court asked senior advocates Anand Grover and Meenakshi Arora whether it can consider the "good behaviour" of convicts post-conviction

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