State of the Indian Judiciary, A report by Daksh
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Appointment of judges: Break logjam soon or we will step in, CJI tells govt
The CJI’s anguish came on a day when the Rajya Sabha was informed by the government that 478 vacancies are yet to be filled up in 24 high courts, where nearly 39 lakh cases are pending. With the government…
Whole system is collapsing, says Supreme Court about vacancies in high courts
The top court also expressed unhappiness about the transfer and appointment of judges The Supreme Court today expressed unhappiness over Centre’s failure to implement the collegium’s decision on transfer and appointment of judges and chief justices of high courts,…
Rajasthan’s living dead: Thousands of pensioners without Aadhaar or bank accounts struck off lists
Some of the most vulnerable people have been denied meagre pensions due to errors in linking their details with Aadhaar numbers. On July 11, Rajsamand district’s Kushalpura panchayat held a ratri chaupal. District collector Archana Singh arrived to listen…
The New Law Banning Child Labour is No Ban At All
The amendment seeks to abolish all forms of child labour, but includes a proviso that allows children up to the age of 14 years to work after school hours in ‘family enterprises’. On July 19, 2016 the Rajya Sabha passed…
Chief Justice of India broke down. Whats going on?
Four months ago, while addressing the annual conference of Chief Ministers and Chief Justices of the High Courts, the Chief Justice of India pulled out his handkerchief to wipe the tears in his eyes in full public glare. The picture…
Minstry of Law and Justice report on pendency of cases
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esolutions Adopted in the Chief Justices’ Conference, 2016 [22nd & 23rd April, 2016]
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This is what the Supreme Court said about the Delhi Judicial Services exam
The Supreme Court of India today disposed of the petitions relating to the Delhi Judicial Service Exam of 2014. The top court also issued a number of directions to improve the existing examination system. The matter was heard by a Bench of…
Delhi Judicial Service Examination: SC issues Guidelines for making the process more transparent
July 26, 2016 Supreme Court of India Today has issued some important Guidelines for making the process of selecting the Judicial officers of lower judiciary more transparent. The Court has accepted the following suggestions given by the Petitioner –…