
Master of the Roster: Securing Process Legitimacy of the Supreme Court
As the SC turns 75, we analyse rostering under Chandrachud and Lalit courts and make a case for a publicly defensible allocation rationale
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Increased disposal rate, quick action during an unprecedented crisis, Collegium data disclosures—CJI Khanna left a mark despite brief tenure
14th May 2025
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From cricket analogies to reflections on legacy, the Chief Justice’s farewell at the Supreme Court was filled with nostalgia and excitement
13th May 2025
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SC judges have resolved to publicly declare their assets in a step to improve transparency. But even this simple move has a loaded history
6th Apr 2025
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Amidst calls for reviving NJAC following the Justice Varma controversy, we look at why the Court preferred to preserve the Collegium system
4th Apr 2025
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Following a fire, a large amount of unaccounted cash was found in Justice Varma’s official residence on 14 March
1st Apr 2025
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The Court appointed an amicus to assist the proceedings in determining the Lokpal's powers under the 2013 Act
18th Mar 2025
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Given the high stakes of impeachment, the Court evolved its own inquiry process in the 1990s. How will it play out in Justice Yadav’s case?
12th Feb 2025
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As the Court completes 75, it must be convinced that structural reforms to tackle pendency need to look beyond increasing bench strength
27th Jan 2025
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As the Court completes 75, it must be convinced that structural reforms to tackle pendency need to look beyond increasing bench strength
26th Jan 2025
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To commemorate India’s 75th Law Day on 26 November, we recall a historic conference of Federal and High Court judges in March 1948
24th Nov 2024
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In her three year tenure, Justice Kohli averaged approximately 13 judgements a year
31st Aug 2024
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Justice Aniruddha Bose authored 67 judgements during a five-year tenure
10th Apr 2024
MoreAs the SC turns 75, we analyse rostering under Chandrachud and Lalit courts and make a case for a publicly defensible allocation rationale
As part of our special series on the Supreme Court’s 75th anniversary, we take a brief look at the lives and times of the first eight judges