Who was the First Chief Justice of India? The first Chief Justice of India was Harilal Jekisundas Kania, who served from January 26, 1950, until his death on November 6, 1951. He was appointed as ...

Justice Sanjiv Khanna, who has contributed to several significant Supreme Court rulings—like overturning the electoral bonds ...

Justice Sanjiv Khanna is set to succeed DY Chandrachud as the new Chief Justice of India on Monday after taking oath. Here ...

Chief Justice DY Chandrachud admonished a petitioner for using casual language in court, stressing the importance of courtroom decorum by saying, "This is not a coffee shop." The petitioner had ...

Justice Sanjiv Khanna, who took oath as the 51st Chief Justice of the country today, is on the trail of his "missing" ancestral home in Amritsar. The pre-Independence era house was built by his ...

The role of the Chief Justice of India (CJI) is one filled with immense responsibility and prestige within the Indian judiciary. As the leader of the Supreme Court, the CJI is not only tasked with ...

NEW DELHI: Justice Sanjiv Khanna on Monday was sworn in as the 51st Chief Justice Of India (CJI). President of India Droupadi Murmu administered the oath of office and secrecy to Justice Khanna at ...

Chief Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud on Thursday underlined the need for judges, as constitutional functionaries, to sustain the “public trust” while stressing that the judiciary is expected to act ...

Chief Justice of India Justice Sanjiv Khanna on Monday said that ensuring easy access to justice and equal treatment to citizens regardless of their status is the constitutional duty of the judiciary.

Justice Sanjiv Khanna was on Thursday appointed the 51st Chief Justice of India, succeeding incumbent Chief Justice DY Chandrachud, who retires on 10 November. Justice Chandrachud took over as the ...

Justice Sanjiv Khanna will serve a six-month tenure as Chief Justice of India and is expected to retire on May 13, 2025. Justice Sanjiv Khanna, who has been part of several landmark Supreme Court ...