On 6 October, Justices Sunita Agarwal, Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya and Aparesh Kumar Singh were sworn in as Judges of the Supreme Court.

Three new judges were recommended to the Supreme Court. The Collegium said little about them. We asked practitioners.

September may have passed in a blur, but the Supreme Court’s docket was firmly in motion

Two of the three recommendations have their parent High Courts of Allahabad; one recommendation hails from Jharkhand

On 13 August, the Tribunal Reforms Bill, 2026 received the President’s assent, marking the Union fifth attempt at tribunal reform since 2017

Recent appointments reveal that transfer of judges prior to their elevation as Chief Justice must factor time for state government consultat

From recusal pleas to judicial appointments, litigants and governments have reasons to care about who sits on the bench.

Discourse on the appointment of distinguished jurists brought back conversations on a balanced judiciary

While the SC Collegium acted swiftly to contain the protests; the resolutions left the question of accountability open.

The Tribunals Reforms Act, 2026 paves the way for yet another round of litigation

The Supreme Court Collegium now consists of three future Chief Justices

With its first set of recommendations, the Collegium has an opportunity to address the religious diversity question in its next cycle