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India's New Top Judge: CJI Gawai Recommends Justice Suryakant As His Successor

📅 October 27, 2025 12:00 AM 🕐 Scraped: October 27, 2025

Summary: This special report focuses on the judicial succession at the Supreme Court of India, with Chief Justice of India B.R. Gavai formally recommending Justice Suryakant as his successor. As per protocol, remember, Justice B. R. Gawai is due to retire on the 23rd of November, which is his birthday. The process was set in motion when the Union Law Ministry wrote to CJI Gavai to name his successor, a constitutional convention followed about a month before the incumbent's retirement. Justice Suryakant, the senior-most judge after CJI Gavai, is expected to be sworn in as the 53rd Chief Justice of India on November 24, 2025. His tenure will last until February 9, 2027. This programme examines the established procedure for judicial appointments and the significance of this leadership transition in the nation's highest court.

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