
Supreme Court Collegium Recommends Four High Court Chief Justices
The Supreme Court Collegium has recommended four High Court Chief Justices, with details provided on the judges selected.
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The Supreme Court Collegium has recommended four High Court Chief Justices, with details provided on the judges selected.
The Supreme Court collegium has recommended the appointment of 10 new judges across three High Courts. This decision aims to address judicial vacancies and strengthen the judiciary.

The Supreme Court Collegium has approved the elevation of the Haryana Advocate General and nine other advocates as judges for the Punjab and Haryana High Court.
The Supreme Court Collegium has recommended Justice Lisa Gill to be appointed as the Chief Justice of the Andhra Pradesh High Court. She was elevated to the Punjab and Haryana High Court bench in March 2014.

Hailing from Madhya Pradesh, Justice Dharmadhikari was born on July 8, 1966 at Raipur and obtained his bachelor’s degree in commerce and law from the Nagpur University
The Supreme Court collegium recommended four judges for High Court Chief Justice positions. These appointments aim to fill vacancies in key High Courts across India.

Four High Courts in India are set to simultaneously have women chief justices, following a Supreme Court collegium recommendation for Justice Rai’s appointment on May 22.

The Supreme Court collegium in India has approved a proposal for the appointment of two women advocates as judges to the Kerala High Court, marking a significant step for judicial diversity.

The Supreme Court Collegium has announced a new 'advance transfer' policy for incoming High Court Chief Justices, aiming to streamline judicial appointments and transfers.

The Supreme Court collegium, headed by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant, is set to recommend five judges for appointment as chief justices of various high courts.

This article profiles V Mohana, an advocate who has been selected by the Supreme Court Collegium. She is notably recognized for her work on the permanent commission case for women in the Indian army.

The Supreme Court Collegium has adopted a new policy to transfer judges designated as chief justices to their new high courts two months prior to vacancies, aiming for smoother transitions.

The Supreme Court collegium, led by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant, has decided to transfer judges proposed to be Chief Justices of High Courts well in advance, to allow them to become conversant with the affairs of that High Court before assuming charge.