CJI Lalit retired at the beginning of November 2022, but the Constitution Bench listed during his term continued to be heard.

Major cases seemingly made little progress in October while the SC’s long series of retirements continued.

While overall pendency figures remain unchanged, the Court’s focus appears to have shifted to disposing of older matters more efficiently.

One month into summer vacation, the SC continued to pass important judgments in 'urgent' and pending matters

SC judges begin summer vacation after a month of hearings on religion, administration and freedom of speech.

The Court engaged extensively with data for reservations, the rights of money laundering suspects, and the limits of legislative privileges.

In September, nine new judges settled into their role. The Court began to hear important cases on reservations and tribunals.

In August nine judges were appointed to the Supreme Court. Hearings also began in the Pegasus case. Justices Nariman and Sinha retired.

In May 2021 the Supreme Court struck down the reservations provided to Maratha's and continued to hear multiple COVID cases.

Ramana J. was recommended as the next CJI. Court hears several matters including request for release of Rohingyas from holding centres.

In April, the Supreme Court decided to hear more types of matters and delivered judgments in cases about ST reservations, and NEET

In March, the COVID-19 outbreak had an extraordinary impact on all institutions, including the Supreme Court