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Judicial appointments: Justice Chelameswar's 'no' to collegium meetings is a call for reforms

While there is no denying that the present system can be reformed and can be ‘cured’ of its deficiency, it is only possible when there is acceptance of the problem.

CJI TS Thakur disappointed over PM Modi's silence on judges' appointment in I-Day speech

Chief Justice of India TS Thakur on Monday expressed his disappointment that Prime Minister Narendra Modi did not make any mention about appointment of judges in his Independence Day address

CJI Thakur's remarks on PM Modi's speech: Crisis in judiciary is not solely due to the executive

While CJI’s concerns are not entirely ill-founded, there lingers a very important question and adjoining doubts that need to be answered.

Modi's Independence Day speech: CJI Thakur miffed by silence over judges' appointment

Chief Justice of India TS Thakur expressed disappointed over Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech on Independence Day

CJI rejects proposal for panel to appoint judges

The government had sent the MoP to the SC collegium in March. The CJI had returned the document in May raising objections to the various clauses.

Madhya Pradesh serves 'royal' dinner to SC judges, forgets its drought and Vyapam stain

Madhya Pradesh govt spent lakhs of rupees to provide 'royal' hospitality to SC judges, while the state reels from effects of the Vyapam scam and the drought

Judiciary cannot perform executive function:Finance Minister Arun Jaitley

Drawing the line between judiciary and executive, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Wednesday said courts cannot perform the functions.

Judiciary intervenes only when the executive fails: Chief Justice of India TS Thakur

Chief Justice of India T S Thakur has said that judiciary intervenes only when the executive fails in its constitutional duties.

Can't shift entire burden on judiciary: CJI Thakur breaks down in front of PM Modi

An emotional Chief Justice of India (CJI) TS Thakur on Sunday lamented "inaction" by the Executive to increase the number of judges.