Butchers of Sopore and Birmingham

Nine years of calm before icy storm

Kashmir turns crimson with blood of Pandits

AN UN-ISLAMIC KIDNAPPING AND CHAOS IN THE VALLEY

The illusion of azaadi and Kashmir’s historic deception

How Pak's terror policy evolved in Kashmir

Birth of social media jihadists, death of Article-370

Operation Sindoor: When Indian missiles rained on Pak terror parade

<div class='ite_mg_banner ads__container'><div class='it_mg_bnrBox'><div class='ite_bnr_cont'><div class='ite_cont_dtl'> <h4>Subscribe to India Today Print + Digital. Your First Month Is On Us. <span class='bold_text'> ₹299/month</span> thereafter. Cancel anytime.</h4><a href='https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.dev?url=https%3A%2F%2Fsubscriptions.intoday.in%2Findiatoday%3Futm_source%3Dtop-web-banner ' class='ite_subscribe_btn origin_conscent_url' target='_blank'>SUBSCRIBE</a></div></div></div></div>

US Election coverage

India

World

NewsMo

Fact Check

Programmes

Match Schedule

Teams

Player Stats

Match Report

LIVE SCORES

<p>The Supreme Court is set for a serious churn with seven of its judges set to retire in the next five months. </p><p>That will leave Chief Justice of India S.H. Kapadia with many important cases and a new team. The judges due for retirement are Justices R.V. Raveendran (October 14), Markandey Katju (September 19), H.S. Bedi (September 4) V.S. Sirpurkar (August 21), B. Sudershan Reddy (July 7), J.M. Panchal (October 5) and Mukundakam Sharma (September 17).</p><div id="tab-link-wrapper-plugin"><div class="authors__container"><div class="authors__by"><div class="authlable">Published By: </div><div class="authdetaisl">AtMigration </div></div><div class="published__on"><div class="authlable">Published On: </div><div class="authdetaisl">Apr 23, 2011</div></div></div><div class="sendros">--- ENDS ---</div></div>

glass-house

Glass House

<P>The Supreme Court is set for a serious churn with seven of its judges set to retire in the next five months. </P>

India Today

The Supreme Court is set for a serious churn with seven of its judges set to retire in the next five months. 



Retiring in a rush - India Today

7 SC judges to retire in next five months

Retiring in a rush

Actor Taha Shah Badussha and Trupti Bhoir reflect on making Paro, a film about bride slavery. In an exclusive interview, Taha spoke about Haryanvi prep and on-set conversations with Farida Jalal. Trupti delved deeper into the shocking research for the film.

Taha Shah Badussha, Trupti Bhoir

Paro: Trupti Bhoir reveals shocking research, Taha Shah talks of Haryanvi prep

A Korean mother introduced her son to life at Mumbai’s Dhobi Ghat, where he learnt how clothes were washed and the hardwork behind it.

Korean woman gives son real-life lesson on hard work at Mumbai’s Dhobi Ghat

Korean woman gives son real-life lesson on hard work at Mumbai’s Dhobi Ghat (Photos: @wonny_brothers/instagram)

Manoj Muntashir and Mithoon share their perspectives on AR Rahman's communalism remarks. They highlight the importance of careful speech and condemn the social media backlash that followed.

Manoj Muntashir, AR Rahman, Mithoon

Manoj Muntashir, Mithoon react to AR Rahman controversy: India celebrates him

Another busy week in tech, just in time for the long weekend, we are back with a quick look at what’s new in tech. From smart TVs and party speakers to a quirky instant camera and smart charging gear. Here are the top 5 gadgets worth your attention. 

Instax mini Evo Cinema, Samsung Sound Tower, Unix UX-800 ‘Off Beat’ Wireless Headset

Launched This Week: Samsung Sound Tower, Instax Mini Evo Cinema and more

Netflix’s Undercover Miss Hong blends corporate thriller with campus comedy in 1997 Seoul. Park Shin-hye leads as a determined investigator undercover amid insider trading and family drama.

Undercover Miss Hong review

Undercover Miss Hong review: Park Shin-hye powers a charming corporate caper

Play Time!

Border 2

Shashi Tharoor

PM Modi

Border 2 Movie Review

Donald Trump

Delhi Weather

Basant Panchami

Davos 2026

T20 World Cup

Dhurandhar

Jana Nayagan

Jaipur Literature Festival

WPL 2026

AR Rahman

Budget

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s election rally in poll-bound Kerala on Thursday saw a warm and light-hearted moment when he paused his speech to acknowledge a young child in the crowd holding up his picture, drawing loud applause. Modi asked the boy to hand over the photograph, write his home address on the back, and promised to write to him personally, directing SPG personnel to handle the picture carefully as a token of the child’s affection. 

PM Modi's Kerala  rally.

You’ll get tired beta: PM’s warm moment with child holding his pic at Kerala rally

 Amidst inclement weather and heavy snowfall, a team of Udhampur police rescued 12 individuals, including women and children, who were stranded at Chochru Galla in the upper ridges of the Basantgarh area.

Udhampur Police Rescue 12 People Stranded In Heavy Snow

Udhampur police rescue 12 people stranded in heavy snowfall in J&K's Basantgarh

Ajith Kumar's fans took the celebrations too seriously as they burst crackers inside a theatre hall during Mankatha screening. The film re-released in South India on January 23.

Ajith Mankatha celebrations

Watch: Ajith's fans burst crackers for Mankantha intro scene inside auditorium

In an exclusive interview with India Today TV Consulting Editor Rajdeep Sardesai at Davos, Somalia's Deputy Prime Minister Salah Ahmed Jama spoke in fluent Hindi and slammed Donald Trump for his remarks and recalled his student days in India. 

Download App

Subscribe to India Today Print + Digital. Your First Month Is On Us. ₹299/month thereafter. Cancel anytime.

7 SC judges to retire in next five months

The Supreme Court is set for a serious churn with seven of its judges set to retire in the next five months.

PUBLICATIONS

TELEVISION

EVENTS

RADIO

GAMING

USEFUL LINKS

PRINTING

WELFARE

DISTRIBUTION

SYNDICATIONS

WEBSITES

EDUCATION