Two of the names -- one for appointment as judge of the Karnataka HC and the other for appointment as judge of the Jammu and Kashmir HC -- ...

On different occasions, the government had returned these names to the Supreme Court collegium with a request to reconsider its recommendat...

To become a High Court judge, an advocate must have an average net professional annual income of Rs 7 lakh in the preceding five years befo...

TOI inquired from people with knowledge of collegium decisions over the years and found that on nine occasions in the last decade, collegiu...

The most difficult meeting of the collegium was on August 1, when it dealt with three of its earlier recommendations for appointment of cer...

The recommendations were among the last files cleared by outgoing Odisha chief justice Vineet Saran on May 18 this year, who has been appoi...

The recommendations were among the last files cleared by outgoing CJ Vineet Saran on May 15, who has since been appointed a Supreme Court j...

The Centre has for the first time mentioned relationships of advocates with sitting and retired high court and apex court judges in at leas...

Justice Karnan's name figured among the 14 selected in September 2008 by the Madras HC collegium comprising then Chief Justice A K Ganguly ...

Never before has the SC collegium recommended 51 names within a span of 10 days to the government though the pendency has been steadily mou...

Once the government has security and other clearances in place it forwards them to the SC collegium for a final view. Appointments are noti...

The total sanctioned strength of all HCs is 1,079 while vacancies number 430. There are seven vacancies in the SC against a strength of 31.

The government argued that the court had itself sought an MoP after striking down the National Judicial Appointments Commission.

The HC collegium had recommended at least 44 names in April, about 30 of them practising lawyers, for appointment as judges of the country'...

A list of 44 names recommended by the Allahabad high court collegium recently for appointment as judges has only two women candidates.

The names were vetted and cleared by the Centre, though the decision is also an adverse comment on the high court selections.

The Chief Justice of India-headed collegium had in 2001 forced the then NDA government to appoint two men of “doubtful integrity" as high c...