Kanu Sarda is an Associate Editor for India Today, with a focus on national news in India. His work has also been featured in Business Today. Kanu covers a wide range of topics, including legal cases, political developments, and social issues, providing in-depth analysis and reporting to keep readers informed.
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Kanu Sarda's coverage primarily focuses on legal policy, regulation, government announcements, and judicial decisions within the Indian context. His articles often revolve around Supreme Court rulings and significant court cases in India.
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Supreme Court orders liquidation of bankrupt Jet Airways over non-implementation of resolution plan This is a developing story. It will be updated.
By: Kanu Sarda
The Supreme Court has ruled that government job recruitment rules cannot be changed midway unless specified in the existing procedure.
By: Kanu Sarda
In his farewell message, Chief Justice DY Chandrachud reflected on his journey in judiciary and ended his speech by asking forgiveness from those he might have unintentionally hurt.
By: Kanu Sarda
CJI Chandrachud said on his last day as the Chief Justice: "We are here as pilgrims to work, and the work we do can make or break cases."
By: Prateek Chakraborty, Kanu Sarda
Justice Sanjiv Khanna, the Chief Justice-designate, praised outgoing CJI DY Chandrachud for following a disciplined lifestyle, including waking up at 4 am and being a vegan. Today is the last working day of CJI Chandrachud.
By: Kanu Sarda
During his tenure as the Chief Justice of India, he was part of 23 constitution benches, wrote over 600 judgements, and was part of 10,294 benches.
By: Kanu Sarda
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud’s tenure focused on personal liberty, constitutional cases, economic offences, and transparency, leading to significant case disposals and reforms in the Supreme Court.
By: Kanu Sarda
On his last working day as Chief Justice, DY Chandrachud granted relief to parents seeking euthanasia for their son after a report from the Uttar Pradesh government said it agreed to cover all the man's medical expenses.
By: Kanu Sarda, Ajmal Abbas
As Chief Justice Sanijv Khanna assumes his role, he envisions a judiciary that serves not only as a guardian of the Constitution, but also as a service-driven institution dedicated to improving accessibility and ensuring justice is easily available to all citizens.
By: Kanu Sarda, Ajmal Abbas
The plea sought directions from the Supreme Court for formulating and implementing a policy for mandatory age checks at all outlets serving liquor to prevent drunk-driving incidents.
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