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Justice Surya Kant appointed as next CJI
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Justice Surya Kant appointed as next CJI

Justice Surya Kant to become 53rd CJI on Nov 24, 2025; first from Haryana to hold the post. Known for key rulings on Article 370, Electoral Bonds, OROP & Pegasus.

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CJI Gavai recommends for appointment of Justice Surya Kant as successor Legal Insiders
CJI Gavai recommends for appointment of Justice Surya Kant as successor

CJI Gavai recommends Justice Surya Kant as his successor. Justice Kant to become the 53rd Chief Justice of India, serving from Nov 24, 2025 to Feb 9, 2027.

Centre writes to CJI to nominate Justice Surya Kant as successor Legal Insiders
Centre writes to CJI to nominate Justice Surya Kant as successor

Centre writes to CJI B R Gavai recommending Justice Surya Kant as the next Chief Justice of India; he is set to assume office on November 24, 2025.

SC tells Centre to follow 'One Rank One Pension' for retired HC judges [Read Judgment] Judiciary
SC tells Centre to follow 'One Rank One Pension' for retired HC judges [Read Judgment]

SC directs Centre to implement ‘One Rank One Pension’ for all retired High Court judges, ensuring equal pension regardless of entry source or tenure.

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