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Synopsis ​​The senior-most SC judge was recommended by current Chief Justice of India Justice SA Bobde, keeping with convention and norms of seniority. President Ram Nath Kovind appoints Justice NV Ramana as next CJI Justice Nuthalapati Venkata Ramana will be the next Chief Justice of India. He will take over from CJI SA Bobde who demits office on April 23. The law ministry issued a notification on Tuesday which said that the President had formally appointed Justice Ramana as Chief Justice of India from April 24. He will hold office till August 26, 2022. Ramana is first generation lawyer ...

DNA Explainer: What if NOTA gets majority in an election? SC seeks reply from Centre, EC Plea seeks direction from the ECI to restrict those candidates and political parties whose election has been nullified, from taking part in the polls. Share Updated: Mar 16, 2021, 11:44 AM IST NOTA meaning 'None of the Above' options has been an integral part of the Indian voting system for the past eight years. This enables the voter to officially register a vote of rejection for all candidates who are contesting an election. If a voter chooses to press NOTA on the EVM, it indicates that the voter has ...

India News: NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court Friday agreed to hear a plea seeking direction to treat transgender as "socially and educationally backward classes of ci.

The top court had last week termed the pendency of over 35 lakhs cheque bounce cases as “grotesque” and suggested to the Centre to come up with a law to create additional courts for a particular period of time to deal with such cases.

Target judicial patriarchy, not the judge Updated: Updated: March 10, 2021 11:38 IST The controversy over the CJI’s recent remarks should lead to greater gender sensitivity in observations and judgments Share Article AAA The controversy over the CJI’s recent remarks should lead to greater gender sensitivity in observations and judgments A survey by the Thomson Reuters Foundation in 2018 had rated India as the most dangerous country for women. According to a National Crime Records Bureau report (2019) as many as 32,032 rapes were reported in 2019 — or 88 incidents of rape a day. Every ho...