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Ordinance Expands Supreme Court Strength To Thirty-Seven Judges Why in the News ? President Droupadi Murmu has promulgated the Supreme Court (Number of Judges) Amendment Ordinance, 2026, increasing the sanctioned strength of the Supreme Court to 37 judges excluding the Chief Justice of India to address mounting judicial pendency. Ordinance and Expansion of Judicial Strength …
Read MoreCabinet Approves Expansion of Supreme Court Judges Strength Why in the News ? The Union Cabinet has approved a Bill to increase the strength of judges in the Supreme Court of India from 34 to 38, aiming to improve judicial efficiency, reduce pendency, and facilitate faster hearing of constitutional and regular matters. Key Features of …
Read MoreSikkim Achieves Milestone as India’s First Paperless Judiciary Why in the News ? Sikkim has become India’s first paperless judiciary state, as announced by the Supreme Court of India leadership, marking a major step toward digital justice delivery, transparency, and efficiency in the judicial system, particularly in areas of environmental jurisprudence and environmental democracy. Sikkim’s …
Read MoreFaster Is Not Fairer: Rethinking POCSO Case Clearance in India Syllabus: GS 2 ● Free Trade Agreement ● India – EU relations Why in the News The India–EU FTA serves as a catalyst for domestic reforms, regulatory modernisation, and geopolitical diversification. By reducing tariffs, aligning standards, and integrating supply chains, India moves beyond protectionism toward …
Read MoreVice-President’s Critique Sparks Judicial Accountability Debate Why in the News ? Vice-President Jagdeep Dhankhar’s comments on judicial transparency, accountability, and power sparked debate. He questioned internal inquiry practices, timelines for Governors’ decisions, and judiciary’s extraordinary powers, urging better balance between democratic principles and judicial independence. Vice-President’s Key Concerns on Judiciary: Criticized the lack of transparency …
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