Justice Ruma Pal, a former female Supreme Court Judge, was honoured by a presiding female Supreme Court Judge Justice B.V. Nagarathna on Saturday (September 14, 2024).

Former SC judge Justice Ruma Pal tells Arghya Sengupta why she believes there's merit in Justice Chelameswar's insistence on the collegium making public its reasons for selecting someone as a ...

Justice Ruma Pal is to be saluted for her courageous dissent of conviction and reminding her peers that they need to put themselves on self-trial. The alternative is for India to sink further into ...

Justice Ruma Pal retired in June 2006. She came closest to being the Chief Justice of India had she not retired. Who is the first woman judge of the Supreme Court? In the June 3 edition, it's been ...

Chief minister Mamata Banerjee expressed her condolences on Pal’s death. “His demise is an irreparable loss for the legal world. I extend my heartfelt condolences to his wife, Justice Ruma Pal, his ...

When Justice Ruma Pal slammed the higher judiciary; Photograph: Kind courtesy amity.edu. Justice Gyan Sudha Misra. The next woman Supreme Court judge came four years after Justice Pal's retirement.

The process by which a judge is appointed to the High Court or the Supreme Court has been described by Justice Ruma Pal, a former judge of the Supreme Court, as “one of the best kept secrets in ...

Justice Banumathi will be the second-ever woman to be part of the collegium after Justice Ruma Pal in the last 13 years. Welcome User! Sign In / Register. Sign Out. Dark Mode. Videos.

It was Pal’s wife, former Supreme court justice Ruma Pal, who guided her in those early days. “Whenever I was apprehensive ...

This was stated by Justice Ruma Pal, judge of the Supreme Court, while delivering the second Kamakhya Ram Borooah Lecture on Gender Justice here today. “India today is far from developed, as half its ...

Justice Ruma Pal retired in 2006. NEW DELHI / TIRUPATI: Justice Ranjan Gogoi, the first person from northeast to reach the top of the judiciary and credited for bringing the curtains down on the E ...

Justice and gender. Despite 61 per cent women enrolment in law courses, there are few women judges in India’s courts . Last updated: November 05, 2018 | 15:01. By Nilima Pathak, Correspondent.