List of sitting judges of the high courts of India Last updated December 16, 2024 Maximum strength of judges in each High Court # High Court Jurisdiction Principal seat Permanent judges [1] Additional judges [1] Total judges [1] Current Vacancies [1] 1 Allahabad High Court Uttar Pradesh Allahabad 119 41 160 79 2 Andhra Pradesh High Court Andhra Pradesh Amaravati 28 9 37 8 3 Bombay High Court Maharashtra , Goa , Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu Mumbai 71 23 94 26 4 Calcutta High Court West Bengal , Andaman and Nicobar Islands Kolkata 54 18 72 29 5 Chhattisgarh High Court Chhattisgarh Bilaspur 17 5 22 6 6 Delhi High Court National Capital Territory of Delhi Delhi 45 15 60 24 7 Gauhati High Court Assam , Arunachal Pradesh , Mizoram , Nagaland Guwahati 22 8 30 6 8 Gujarat High Court Gujarat Ahmedabad 39 13 52 20 9 Himachal Pradesh High Court Himachal Pradesh Shimla 13 4 17 6 10 Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh High Court Jammu and Kashmir , Ladakh Srinagar /Jammu 19 6 25 10 11 Jharkhand High Court Jharkhand Ranchi 20 5 25 7 12 Karnataka High Court Karnataka Bangalore 47 15 62 12 13 Kerala High Court Kerala , Lakshadweep Kochi 35 12 47 2 14 Madhya Pradesh High Court Madhya Pradesh Jabalpur 40 13 53 18 15 Madras High Court Tamil Nadu , Pondicherry Chennai 56 19 75 9 16 Manipur High Court Manipur Imphal 4 1 5 1 17 Meghalaya High Court Meghalaya Shillong 3 1 4 0 18 Orissa High Court Odisha Cuttack 24 9 33 14 19 Patna High Court Bihar Patna 40 13 53 18 20 Punjab and Haryana High Court Punjab , Haryana , Chandigarh Chandigarh 64 21 85 33 21 Rajasthan High Court Rajasthan Jodhpur 38 12 50 18 22 Sikkim High Court Sikkim Gangtok 3 0 3 0 23 Telangana High Court Telangana Hyderabad 32 10 42 15 24 Tripura High Court Tripura Agartala 4 1 5 0 25 Uttarakhand High Court Uttarakhand Nainital 9 2 11 5 Total 840 274 1114 360
Allahabad High Court The Allahabad High Court in the state of Uttar Pradesh can have 119 permanent judges as well as 41 additional judges, bringing its total sanctioned strength to 160 judges. [3] The Court currently has 81 judges. [4] [5]
Permanent judges # Judge Date of joining Date of retirement 1 Arun Bhansali (CJ) 8 January 2013 14 October 2029 2 Manoj Kumar Gupta 12 April 2013 8 October 2026 3 Anjani Kumar Mishra 12 April 2013 16 May 2025 4 Mahesh Chandra Tripathi 27 September 2013 20 June 2028 5 Vivek Kumar Birla 3 February 2014 17 September 2025 6 Attau Rahman Masoodi 3 February 2014 2 August 2025 7 Ashwani Kumar Mishra 3 February 2014 15 November 2030 8 Rajan Roy 3 February 2014 14 August 2027 9 Siddhartha Varma 15 November 2016 18 September 2029 10 Sangeeta Chandra 15 November 2016 22 April 2030 11 Vivek Chaudhary 20 February 2017 11 May 2028 12 Saumitra Dayal Singh 20 February 2017 18 December 2031 13 Arvind Singh Sangwan 10 July 2017 22 December 2024 14 Shekhar B. Saraf 21 September 2017 20 October 2033 15 Salil Kumar Rai 22 September 2017 7 August 2027 16 Jayant Banerji 22 September 2017 16 January 2027 17 Rajesh Singh Chauhan 22 September 2017 17 July 2028 18 Irshad Ali 22 September 2017 11 December 2026 19 Saral Srivastava 22 September 2017 28 October 2026 20 Jahangir Jamshed Munir 22 September 2017 22 August 2029 21 Rajiv Gupta 22 September 2017 21 October 2028 22 Siddharth 22 September 2017 14 April 2027 23 Ajit Kumar 22 September 2017 21 December 2030 24 Rajnish Kumar 22 September 2017 9 August 2031 25 Abdul Moin 22 September 2017 31 October 2030 26 Rajeev Misra 22 September 2017 19 January 2031 27 Ajay Bhanot 22 September 2017 3 August 2031 28 Neeraj Tiwari 22 September 2017 8 July 2026 29 Manoj Bajaj 29 October 2018 22 June 2028 30 Prakash Padia 22 November 2018 9 March 2027 31 Alok Mathur 22 November 2018 15 November 2026 32 Pankaj Bhatia 22 November 2018 14 September 2028 33 Saurabh Lavania 22 November 2018 16 April 2028 34 Vivek Varma 22 November 2018 28 December 2031 35 Sanjay Kumar Singh 22 November 2018 20 January 2031 36 Piyush Agrawal 22 November 2018 5 November 2033 37 Saurabh Shyam Shamsherry 22 November 2018 3 February 2031 38 Jaspreet Singh 22 November 2018 28 August 2033 39 Rajeev Singh 22 November 2018 2 April 2030 40 Manju Rani Chauhan 22 November 2018 28 August 2028 41 Karunesh Singh Pawar 22 November 2018 18 May 2033 42 Yogendra Kumar Srivastava 22 November 2018 29 December 2027 43 Manish Mathur 22 November 2018 8 June 2034 44 Rohit Ranjan Agarwal 22 November 2018 4 July 2033 45 Mohd. Faiz Alam Khan 22 November 2018 25 January 2025 46 Rajbeer Singh 22 November 2018 5 December 2026 47 Vipin Chandra Dixit 12 December 2019 30 June 2025 48 Shekhar Kumar Yadav 12 December 2019 15 April 2026 49 Deepak Verma 12 December 2019 29 March 2027 50 Gautam Chowdhary 12 December 2019 8 November 2026 51 Dinesh Pathak 12 December 2019 6 January 2034 52 Manish Kumar 12 December 2019 15 September 2032 53 Samit Gopal 12 December 2019 29 December 2033 54 Donadi Ramesh 13 January 2020 26 June 2027 55 Sanjay Kumar Pachori 16 September 2020 28 February 2027 56 Subhash Chandra Sharma 16 September 2020 3 October 2026 57 Ajai Kumar Srivastava-I 25 March 2021 31 May 2025 58 Chandra Kumar Rai 13 October 2021 14 October 2027 59 Krishan Pahal 13 October 2021 22 June 2030 60 Sameer Jain 13 October 2021 25 February 2030 61 Ashutosh Srivastava 13 October 2021 2 December 2026 62 Subhash Vidyarthi 13 October 2021 29 April 2032 63 Brij Raj Singh 13 October 2021 6 August 2032 64 Shree Prakash Singh 13 October 2021 7 December 2036 65 Vikas Budhwar 13 October 2021 27 June 2035 66 Vikram D Chauhan 27 October 2021 22 September 2036 67 Saurabh Srivastava 3 August 2022 29 July 2037 68 Om Prakash Shukla 3 August 2022 19 April 2039 69 Mohd. Azhar Husain Idrisi 15 August 2022 29 June 2025 70 Ram Manohar Narayan Mishra 15 August 2022 5 November 2026 71 Surendra Singh-I 15 August 2022 6 January 2025 72 Nalin Kumar Srivastava 15 August 2022 3 February 2026 73 Syed Qamar Hasan Rizvi 7 February 2023 18 November 2029 74 Manish Kumar Nigam 7 February 2023 14 June 2029 75 Anish Kumar Gupta 7 February 2023 2 January 2036 76 Nand Prabha Shukla 7 February 2023 29 June 2035 77 Kshitij Shailendra 7 February 2023 13 July 2037 78 Vinod Diwakar 7 February 2023 14 September 2038 79 Prashant Kumar 27 February 2023 29 May 2029 80 Manjive Shukla 27 February 2023 7 November 2033 81 Arun Kumar Singh Deshwal 27 February 2023 6 July 2035 Vacant
Additional judges # Judge Date of joining Vacant
Andhra Pradesh High Court The Andhra Pradesh High Court sits at Amravati, the capital of the state of Andhra Pradesh, and can have maximum of 37 judges, of which 28 must be permanently appointed and 9 may be additionally appointed. The court currently has 29 judges. [6]
Permanent judges # Judge Date of joining Date of retirement 1 Dhiraj Singh Thakur (CJ) 8 March 2013 24 April 2026 2 Guhanathan Narendar 2 January 2015 9 January 2026 3 Ravi Nath Tilhari 12 December 2019 8 February 2031 4 Rao Raghunandan Rao 13 January 2020 29 June 2026 5 Nainala Jayasurya 13 January 2020 26 August 2030 6 Boppudi Krishna Mohan 2 May 2020 4 February 2027 7 Kanchireddy Suresh Reddy 2 May 2020 6 December 2026 8 Kumbhajadala Manmadha Rao 8 December 2021 12 June 2028 9 Boddupalli Sri Bhanumathi 8 December 2021 30 January 2030 10 Konakanti Sreenivasa Reddy 14 February 2022 2 June 2028 11 Gannamaneni Ramakrishna Prasad 14 February 2022 27 May 2026 12 Venkateswarlu Nimmagadda 14 February 2022 30 June 2029 13 Tarlada Rajasekhar Rao 14 February 2022 2 August 2029 14 Satti Subba Reddy 14 February 2022 4 February 2032 15 Ravi Cheemalapati 14 February 2022 3 December 2029 16 Vaddiboyana Sujatha 14 February 2022 9 September 2028 17 Vakkalagadda Radha Krishna Krupa Sagar 4 August 2022 18 June 2025 18 Srinivas Vutukuru 4 August 2022 17 April 2026 19 Boppana Varaha Lakshmi Narasimha Chakravarthi 4 August 2022 14 August 2026 20 Tallapragada Mallikarjuna Rao 4 August 2022 18 January 2026 21 Venkata Jyothirmai Pratapa 27 January 2023 31 July 2034 22 Venuthurmalli Gopala Krishna Rao 27 January 2023 29 August 2026 Vacant
Additional judges # Judge Date of joining 1 Harinath Nunepally 21 October 2023 2 Kiranmayee Mandava 21 October 2023 3 Sumathi Jagadam 21 October 2023 4 Nyapathy Vijay 21 October 2023 5 Maheswara Rao Kuncheam alias Kuncham 28 October 2024 6 Thoota Chandra Dhana Sekar alias TCD Sekar 28 October 2024 7 Challa Gunaranjan 28 October 2024 Vacant
Bombay High Court The Bombay High Court sits at Mumbai , the capital of the state of Maharashtra, and has additional benches in Aurangabad and Nagpur in Maharashtra, as well as Panaji in the state of Goa. It may have a maximum of 94 judges, of which 71 must be permanently appointed and 23 may be additionally appointed. Currently, it has a total of 67 Judges. [7]
Permanent judges # Judge Date of joining Date of retirement 1 Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya (CJ) 21 November 2011 15 June 2027 2 Atul Sharachchandra Chandurkar 21 June 2013 6 April 2027 3 Revati Prashant Mohite Dere 21 June 2013 16 April 2027 4 Mahesh Sharadchandra Sonak 21 June 2013 27 November 2026 5 Ravindra Vithalrao Ghuge 21 June 2013 8 July 2028 6 Ajey Shrikant Gadkari 6 January 2014 13 June 2027 7 Nitin Wasudeo Sambre 6 January 2014 18 December 2029 8 Girish Sharadchandra Kulkarni 6 January 2014 23 June 2030 9 Burgess Pesi Colabawalla 6 January 2014 15 December 2029 10 Makarand Subhash Karnik 17 March 2016 9 February 2031 11 Bharati Harish Dangre 5 June 2017 9 May 2030 12 Sarang Vijaykumar Kotwal 5 June 2017 12 April 2030 13 Riyaz Iqbal Chagla 5 June 2017 21 October 2031 14 Manish Pitale 5 June 2017 10 September 2032 15 Mangesh Shivajirao Patil 5 June 2017 26 July 2025 16 Prithviraj Keshavrao Chavan 5 June 2017 21 February 2025 17 Vibha Vasant Kankanwadi 5 June 2017 23 June 2026 18 Shriram Madhusudan Modak 11 October 2018 12 November 2027 19 Nijamoddin Jahiroddin Jamadar 11 October 2018 21 September 2034 20 Rajendra Govind Avachat 11 October 2018 14 March 2026 21 Avinash Gunwant Gharote 23 August 2019 16 May 2025 22 Nitin Bhagawantrao Suryawanshi 23 August 2019 29 May 2028 23 Anil Satyavijay Kilor 23 August 2019 2 September 2028 24 Milind Narendra Jadhav 23 August 2019 13 August 2031 25 Mukulika Shrikant Jawalkar 5 December 2019 25 May 2026 26 Nitin Rudrasen Borkar 5 December 2019 1 August 2033 27 Madhav Jayajirao Jamdar 7 January 2020 12 January 2029 28 Amit Bhalchandra Borkar 7 January 2020 1 January 2034 29 Abhay Ahuja 4 March 2020 23 August 2031 30 Rajesh Narayandas Laddha 25 June 2021 26 April 2026 31 Sanjay Ganpatrao Mehare 25 June 2021 22 March 2025 32 Govinda Ananda Sanap 25 June 2021 23 February 2025 33 Shivkumar Ganpatrao Dige 25 June 2021 2 August 2033 34 Anil Laxman Pansare 21 October 2021 13 November 2027 35 Sandipkumar Chandrabhan More 21 October 2021 6 April 2028 36 Urmila Sachin Joshi-Phalke 6 June 2022 14 April 2030 37 Kishore Chandrakant Sant 19 July 2022 6 October 2029 38 Valmiki SA Menezes 19 July 2022 28 July 2029 39 Kamal Rashmi Khata 19 July 2022 25 November 2031 40 Sharmila Uttamrao Deshmukh 19 July 2022 27 February 2030 41 Arun Ramnath Pedneker 19 July 2022 23 June 2033 42 Sandeep Vishnupant Marne 19 July 2022 8 December 2035 43 Gauri Vinod Godse 19 July 2022 7 October 2034 44 Rajesh Shantaram Patil 19 July 2022 20 July 2031 45 Arif Saleh Doctor 19 July 2022 16 July 2034 46 Yanshivraj Gopichand Khobragade 7 October 2022 8 May 2028 47 Mahendra Wadhumal Chandwani 7 October 2022 23 May 2033 48 Abhay Sopanrao Waghwase 7 October 2022 9 December 2028 49 Ravindra Madhusudan Joshi 7 October 2022 28 September 2029 50 Santosh Govindrao Chapalgaonkar 30 November 2022 3 March 2035 51 Milind Manohar Sathaye 30 November 2022 5 September 2036 52 Neela Kedar Gokhale 30 January 2023 2 May 2031 Vacant
Additional judges # Judge Date of joining 1 Sanjay Anandrao Deshmukh 7 October 2022 2 Vrushali Vijay Joshi 7 October 2022 3 Shailesh Pramod Brahme 15 June 2023 4 Firdosh Phiroze Pooniwalla 15 June 2023 5 Jitendra Shantilal Jain 15 June 2023 6 Manjusha Ajay Deshpande 11 August 2023 7 Abhay Jainarayanji Mantri 21 October 2023 8 Shyam Chhaganlal Chandak 21 October 2023 9 Neeraj Pradeep Dhote 21 October 2023 10 Somasekhar Sundaresan 28 November 2023 11 Nivedita Prakash Mehta 25 October 2024 12 Prafulla Surendrakumar Khubalkar 25 October 2024 13 Ashwin Damodar Bhobe 25 October 2024 14 Rohit Wasudeo Joshi 25 October 2024 15 Advait Mahendra Sethna 25 October 2024 Vacant
Calcutta High Court The Calcutta High Court sits at Kolkata, the capital of the state of West Bengal, and has additional benches sitting at Port Blair in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands , as well as at Jalpaiguri in West Bengal. It can have a total of 72 judges, of which 54 judges must be permanently appointed and 18 may be additionally appointed. Currently, it has 43 judges. [8]
Permanent judges # Judge Date of joining Date of retirement 1 T. S. Sivagnanam (CJ) 31 March 2009 15 September 2025 2 Harish Tandon 13 April 2010 5 November 2026 3 Soumen Sen 13 April 2011 26 July 2027 4 Joymalya Bagchi 27 June 2011 2 October 2028 5 Tapabrata Chakraborty 30 October 2013 26 November 2028 6 Arijit Banerjee 30 October 2013 6 March 2029 7 Debangsu Basak 30 October 2013 18 June 2028 8 Madhuresh Prasad 22 May 2017 1 October 2030 9 Rajasekhar Mantha 21 September 2017 28 October 2029 10 Sabyasachi Bhattacharyya 21 September 2017 29 August 2032 11 Rajarshi Bharadwaj 21 September 2017 3 August 2029 12 Shampa Sarkar 12 March 2018 17 February 2030 13 Ravi Krishan Kapur 12 March 2018 4 October 2033 14 Arindam Mukherjee 12 March 2018 29 September 2030 15 Biswajit Basu 2 May 2018 3 January 2026 16 Amrita Sinha 2 May 2018 24 December 2031 17 Jay Sen Gupta 2 May 2018 29 May 2032 18 Suvra Ghosh 19 November 2018 22 April 2030 19 Tirthankar Ghosh 12 February 2019 28 September 2030 20 Hiranmay Bhattacharyya 12 February 2019 17 December 2030 21 Saugata Bhattacharyya 12 February 2019 26 July 2034 22 Kausik Chanda 1 October 2019 3 January 2036 23 Aniruddha Roy 5 May 2020 14 October 2031 24 Sugato Majumdar 27 August 2021 24 December 2029 25 Bivas Pattanayak 27 August 2021 22 November 2032 26 Krishna Rao 18 November 2021 2 March 2028 27 Bibhas Ranjan De 18 November 2021 5 November 2025 28 Ajoy Kumar Mukherjee 18 November 2021 7 January 2027 29 Gaurang Kanth 18 May 2022 19 August 2037 30 Ananya Bandyopadhyay 18 May 2022 2 March 2032 31 Rai Chattopadhyay 18 May 2022 1 November 2033 32 Shampa Dutt (Paul) 6 June 2022 27 October 2026 33 Raja Basu Chowdhury 9 June 2022 19 October 2032 Vacant
Additional judges # Judge Date of joining 1 Subhendu Samanta 18 May 2022 2 Biswaroop Chowdhury 31 August 2022 3 Partha Sarathi Sen 31 August 2022 4 Prasenjit Biswas 31 August 2022 5 Uday Kumar 31 August 2022 6 Ajay Kumar Gupta 31 August 2022 7 Supratim Bhattacharya 31 August 2022 8 Partha Sarathi Chatterjee 31 August 2022 9 Apurba Sinha Ray 31 August 2022 10 Md. Shabbar Rashidi 31 August 2022 Vacant
Chhattisgarh High Court The Chhattisgarh High Court sits at Bilaspur in the state of Chhattisgarh, and may have a maximum of 22 judges, of which 17 may be permanent and 5 may be additionally appointed. Currently, it has 16 judges. [9]
Permanent judges # Judge Date of joining Date of retirement 1 Ramesh Sinha (CJ) 21 November 2011 4 September 2026 2 Sanjay Kumar Agrawal 16 September 2013 14 July 2027 3 Sanjay Agrawal 29 September 2016 20 August 2026 4 Parth Prateem Sahu 18 June 2018 18 April 2033 5 Rajani Dubey 18 June 2018 29 June 2026 6 Narendra Kumar Vyas 22 March 2021 4 October 2032 7 Naresh Kumar Chandravanshi 22 March 2021 5 November 2027 8 Deepak Kumar Tiwari 8 October 2021 10 January 2026 9 Rakesh Mohan Pandey 2 August 2022 29 January 2032 Vacant
Additional judges # Judge Date of joining 1 Sachin Singh Rajput 16 May 2022 2 Radhakishan Agrawal 2 August 2022 3 Sanjay Kumar Jaiswal 1 May 2023 4 Ravindra Kumar Agrawal 20 October 2023 5 Arvind Kumar Verma 23 January 2024 6 Bibhu Datta Guru 13 August 2024 7 Amitendra Kishore Prasad 13 August 2024
Delhi High Court The Delhi High Court sits at Delhi , the capital of India, and may have a maximum of 60 judges, of which 45 may be permanently appointed and 15 additionally appointed. Currently, it has 35 judges. [10]
Permanent judges # Judge Date of joining Date of retirement 1 Vibhu Bakhru (ACJ) 17 April 2013 1 November 2028 2 Yashwant Varma 13 October 2014 5 January 2031 3 Rekha Palli 15 May 2017 8 March 2025 4 Prathiba M. Singh 15 May 2017 19 July 2030 5 Navin Chawla 15 May 2017 6 August 2031 6 C. Hari Shankar 15 May 2017 3 May 2030 7 Chandra Dhari Singh 22 September 2017 11 July 2031 8 Subramonium Prasad 4 June 2018 21 June 2029 9 Jyoti Singh 22 October 2018 30 September 2028 10 Prateek Jalan 22 October 2018 3 April 2032 11 Anup Jairam Bhambhani 22 October 2018 4 December 2027 12 Sanjeev Narula 22 October 2018 23 August 2032 13 Manoj Kumar Ohri 20 November 2018 11 November 2031 14 Jasmeet Singh 24 February 2021 25 February 2030 15 Amit Bansal 24 February 2021 7 February 2031 16 Purushaindra Kumar Kaurav 8 October 2021 3 October 2038 17 Neena Bansal Krishna 28 February 2022 17 June 2027 18 Dinesh Kumar Sharma 28 February 2022 20 September 2027 19 Anoop Kumar Mendiratta 28 February 2022 5 March 2025 20 Swarana Kanta Sharma 28 March 2022 4 August 2030 21 Tara Vitasta Ganju 18 May 2022 11 August 2033 22 Mini Pushkarna 18 May 2022 30 November 2033 23 Vikas Mahajan 18 May 2022 7 August 2031 24 Tushar Rao Gedela 18 May 2022 17 July 2029 25 Manmeet Pritam Singh Arora 18 May 2022 13 February 2036 26 Sachin Datta 18 May 2022 14 August 2035 27 Amit Mahajan 18 May 2022 19 April 2036 28 Saurabh Banerjee 18 May 2022 19 January 2038 29 Anish Dayal 2 June 2022 14 March 2035 30 Amit Sharma 2 June 2022 6 July 2034 31 Girish Kathpalia 1 May 2023 31 December 2026 32 Manoj Jain 1 May 2023 27 December 2026 33 Dharmesh Sharma 17 May 2023 8 June 2025 Vacant
Additional judges # Judge Date of joining 1 Shalinder Kaur 20 October 2023 2 Ravinder Dudeja 20 October 2023 Vacant
Gauhati High Court The Gauhati High Court sits at Guwahati in the state of Assam, and has a maximum permitted strength of 30 judges, of which 22 may be permanently appointed, and 8 may be additionally appointed. [11] Currently, it has 24 judges.
Permanent judges # Judge Date of joining Date of retirement 1 Vijay Bishnoi (CJ) 8 January 2013 25 March 2026 2 Lanusungkum Jamir 22 May 2013 28 February 2026 3 Manash Ranjan Pathak 22 May 2013 27 August 2027 4 Michael Zothankhuma 7 January 2015 22 October 2027 5 Suman Shyam 7 January 2015 11 June 2031 6 Kalyan Rai Surana 15 November 2016 12 December 2027 7 Nelson Sailo 15 November 2016 8 October 2030 8 Sanjay Kumar Medhi 19 November 2018 7 March 2033 9 Manish Choudhury 18 January 2019 28 February 2034 10 Soumitra Saikia 26 November 2019 24 July 2031 11 Parthivjyoti Saikia 26 November 2019 17 April 2027 12 Robin Phukan 21 June 2021 28 February 2028 13 Kakheto Sema 13 October 2021 5 July 2025 14 Devashis Baruah 13 October 2021 21 February 2035 15 Malasri Nandi 13 October 2021 23 June 2025 16 Marli Vankung 13 October 2021 3 March 2026 17 Arun Dev Choudhury 5 November 2021 28 October 2033 18 Susmita Phukan Khaund 16 August 2022 21 November 2026 19 Mitali Thakuria 16 August 2022 31 December 2026 Vacant
Additional judges # Judge Date of Joining 1 Kardak Ete 13 March 2023 2 Mridul Kumar Kalita 20 April 2023 3 Budi Habung 12 September 2023 4 N. Unni Krishnan Nair 10 November 2023 5 Kaushik Goswami 10 November 2023 Vacant
Gujarat High Court The Gujarat High Court sits at Ahmedabad, in the state of Gujarat and is permitted to have a maximum strength of 52 judges of which 39 may be permanently appointed and 13 additionally appointed. Currently, it has 32 judges. [12]
Permanent judges # Judge Date of joining Date of retirement 1 Sunita Agarwal (CJ) 21 November 2011 29 April 2028 2 Biren Aniruddh Vaishnav 6 April 2016 21 May 2025 3 Alpesh Yeshwant Kogje 6 April 2016 15 July 2031 4 Arvindsingh Ishwarsingh Supehia 6 April 2016 30 August 2031 5 Umesh Amritlal Trivedi 22 October 2018 6 October 2025 6 Bhargav Dhirenbhai Karia 5 March 2019 22 December 2027 7 Sangeeta Kamalsingh Vishen 5 March 2019 29 December 2031 8 Cheekati Manavendranath Roy 20 June 2019 20 May 2026 9 Ilesh Jashvantrai Vora 3 March 2020 17 August 2027 10 Gita Gopi 3 March 2020 23 March 2028 11 Vaibhavi Devang Nanavati 4 October 2020 14 November 2032 12 Nirzarkumar Sushilkumar Desai 4 October 2020 14 June 2035 13 Nikhil Shreedharan Kariel 4 October 2020 9 May 2036 14 Mauna Manish Bhatt 18 October 2021 14 January 2026 15 Samir Jyotindraprasad Dave 18 October 2021 27 July 2029 16 Hemant Maheshchandra Prachchhak 18 October 2021 3 June 2027 17 Sandeep Natvarlal Bhatt 18 October 2021 15 September 2029 18 Aniruddha Pradyumna Mayee 18 October 2021 1 July 2032 19 Niral Rashmikant Mehta 18 October 2021 27 October 2038 20 Nisha Mahendrabhai Thakore 18 October 2021 2 December 2037 21 Susan Valentine Pinto 17 March 2023 13 May 2029 22 Hasmukhbhai Dalsukhbhai Suthar 17 March 2023 22 January 2032 23 Jitendra Champaklal Doshi 17 March 2023 29 June 2031 24 Mangesh Rameshchandra Mengdey 17 March 2023 4 October 2034 25 Divyeshkumar Amrutlal Joshi 17 March 2023 24 November 2036 26 Devan Mahendrabhai Desai 5 April 2023 30 May 2032 27 Moxa Kiran Thakker 5 April 2023 5 November 2039 28 Vimal Kanaiyalal Vyas 20 October 2023 24 December 2028 29 Pranav Shailesh Trivedi 24 January 2024 1 November 2037 30 Sanjeev Jayendra Thaker 10 October 2024 26 August 2031 31 Deeptendra Narayan Ray 10 October 2024 12 November 2033 32 Maulik Jitendra Shelat 10 October 2024 3 June 2038 Vacant
Additional judges # Judge Date of joining Vacant
Himachal Pradesh High Court The Himachal Pradesh High Court sits at Shimla in Himachal Pradesh, and is permitted to have a maximum of 17 judges of which 13 may be permanently appointed and 4 may be additionally appointed. Currently, it has 11 judges. [13]
Permanent judges # Judge Date of joining Date of retirement 1 Tarlok Singh Chauhan (ACJ) 23 February 2014 8 January 2026 2 Vivek Singh Thakur 12 April 2016 16 April 2028 3 Ajay Mohan Goel 12 April 2016 10 January 2031 4 Sandeep Sharma 12 April 2016 19 July 2030 5 Jyotsna Rewal Dua 30 May 2019 24 May 2031 6 Satyen Vaidya 26 June 2021 21 December 2025 7 Sushil Kukreja 16 August 2022 13 April 2029 8 Virender Singh 16 August 2022 13 November 2028 9 Ranjan Sharma 31 July 2023 20 August 2030 10 Bipin Chander Negi 31 July 2023 19 July 2030 11 Rakesh Kainthla 31 July 2023 22 May 2030 Vacant
Additional judges # Judge Date of joining Vacant
The Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh High Court sits at Srinagar in the summer, and in Jammu in the winter, and has jurisdiction over Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh. It is permitted to have a maximum of 25 judges, of which 19 may be permanent and 6 may be additionally appointed. Currently, it has 15 judges. [14]
Permanent judges # Judge Date of joining Date of retirement 1 Tashi Rabstan (CJ) 8 March 2013 9 April 2025 2 Atul Sreedharan 7 April 2016 24 May 2028 3 Sanjeev Kumar 6 June 2017 7 April 2028 4 Sindhu Sharma 7 August 2018 9 October 2034 5 Rajnesh Oswal 2 April 2020 16 June 2035 6 Vinod Chatterji Koul 7 April 2020 20 January 2026 7 Sanjay Dhar 7 April 2020 10 May 2027 8 Puneet Gupta 7 April 2020 9 April 2025 9 Javed Iqbal Wani 12 June 2020 23 March 2026 10 Mohd. Akram Chowdhary 9 November 2021 9 June 2027 11 Rahul Bharti 28 March 2022 30 July 2029 12 Moksha Khajuria Kazmi 28 March 2022 31 December 2034
Additional judges # Judge Date of joining 1 Wasim Sadiq Nargal 3 June 2022 2 Rajesh Sekhri 29 July 2022 3 Mohd. Yousuf Wani 25 March 2024 Vacant
Jharkhand High Court The Jharkhand High Court sits at Ranchi and has jurisdiction over the state of Jharkhand . It is permitted to have a maximum of 25 judges of which 20 may be permanently appointed and 5 may be additionally appointed. Currently, it has 18 judges. [15]
Permanent judges # Judge Date of joining Date of retirement 1 M. S. Ramachandra Rao (CJ) 29 June 2012 6 August 2028 2 Sujit Narayan Prasad 26 September 2014 19 June 2029 3 Rongon Mukhopadhyay 26 September 2014 28 December 2029 4 Ananda Sen 8 April 2016 14 August 2031 5 Dr. Shiva Nand Pathak 30 September 2016 14 January 2025 6 Rajesh Shankar 30 September 2016 15 December 2032 7 Anil Kumar Choudhary 20 May 2017 17 June 2027 8 Rajesh Kumar 6 January 2018 25 October 2030 9 Anubha Rawat Choudhary 6 January 2018 24 June 2032 10 Sanjay Kumar Dwivedi 18 February 2019 2 November 2027 11 Deepak Roshan 18 February 2019 11 December 2029 12 Subhash Chand 16 September 2020 31 December 2024 13 Gautam Kumar Choudhary 8 October 2021 15 March 2026 14 Ambuj Nath 8 October 2021 23 December 2025 15 Navneet Kumar 8 October 2021 19 March 2025 16 Sanjay Prasad 8 October 2021 16 January 2027 17 Pradeep Kumar Srivastava 7 June 2022 31 December 2027 18 Arun Kumar Rai 5 February 2024 25 January 2032 Vacant
Additional judges # Judge Date of Joining Vacant
Karnataka High Court The Karnataka High Court sits at Bangalore and has jurisdiction over the state of Karnataka . It is permitted to have a maximum of 62 judges of which 47 may be permanently appointed and 15 may be additionally appointed. Currently, it has 50 judges. [16]
Permanent judges # Judge Date of joining Date of retirement 1 Nilay Vipinchandra Anjaria (CJ) 21 November 2011 22 March 2027 2 Valluri Kameswar Rao 17 April 2013 6 August 2027 3 Anu Sivaraman 10 April 2015 24 May 2028 4 Kempaiah Somashekar 14 November 2016 14 September 2025 5 Kotravva Somappa Mudagal 14 November 2016 21 December 2025 6 Sreenivas Harish Kumar 14 November 2016 15 June 2025 7 Dixit Krishna Shripad 14 February 2018 19 July 2026 8 Shankar Ganapathi Pandit 14 February 2018 15 November 2027 9 Ramakrishna Devdas 14 February 2018 14 May 2031 10 Bhotanhosur Mallikarjuna Shyam Prasad 14 February 2018 7 January 2033 11 Siddappa Sunil Dutt Yadav 14 February 2018 2 August 2034 12 Mohammad Nawaz 2 June 2018 21 May 2027 13 Harekoppa Thimmanna Gowda Narendra Prasad 2 June 2018 31 May 2028 14 Hethur Puttaswamygowda Sandesh 3 November 2018 1 December 2026 15 Krishnan Natarajan 3 November 2018 4 November 2026 16 Singapuram Raghavachar Krishna Kumar 23 September 2019 6 May 2032 17 Ashok Subhashchandra Kinagi 23 September 2019 31 December 2031 18 Suraj Govindaraj 23 September 2019 13 May 2035 19 Sachin Shankar Magadum 23 September 2019 4 May 2034 20 Neranahalli Srinivasan Sanjay Gowda 11 November 2019 14 February 2029 21 Jyoti Mulimani 11 November 2019 14 August 2030 22 Nataraj Rangaswamy 11 November 2019 13 March 2032 23 Hemant Chandangoudar 11 November 2019 27 September 2031 24 Pradeep Singh Yerur 11 November 2019 20 June 2032 25 Maheshan Nagaprasan 26 November 2019 22 March 2033 26 Maralur Indrakumar Arun 7 January 2020 23 April 2032 27 Engalaguppe Seetharamaiah Indiresh 7 January 2020 15 April 2034 28 Ravi Venkappa Hosmani 7 January 2020 28 July 2033 29 Savanur Vishwajith Shetty 28 April 2020 18 May 2029 30 Lalitha Kanneganti 2 May 2020 4 May 2033 31 Shivashankar Amarannavar 4 May 2020 19 July 2032 32 Makkimane Ganeshaiah Uma 4 May 2020 9 March 2026 33 Vedavyasachar Srishananda 4 May 2020 28 March 2028 34 Hanchate Sanjeev Kumar 4 May 2020 12 May 2033 35 Mohammed Ghouse Shukure Kamal 17 March 2021 29 June 2033 36 Khazi Jayabunnisa Mohiuddin 25 March 2021 7 October 2025 37 Chillakur Sumalatha 15 October 2021 4 February 2034 38 Anant Ramanath Hegde 8 November 2021 6 March 2033 39 Siddaiah Rachaiah 8 November 2021 31 May 2029 40 Kannakuzhyil Sreedharan Hemalekha 8 November 2021 27 March 2037 41 Cheppudira Monappa Poonacha 13 June 2022 5 April 2033 42 Chandrashekhar Mrutyunjaya Joshi 16 August 2022 23 January 2026 43 Umesh Manjunathbhat Adiga 16 August 2022 8 January 2026 44 Talkad Girigowda Shivashankare Gowda 16 August 2022 31 January 2025 Vacant
Additional Judges # Judge Date of Joining 1 Gurusiddaiah Basavaraja 16 August 2022 2 Ramachandra Dattatray Huddar 24 January 2023 3 Venkatesh Naik Thavaryanaik 24 January 2023 4 Vijaykumar Adagouda Patil 9 February 2023 5 Rajesh Rai Kallangala 9 February 2023 6 Kurubarahalli Venkataramareddy Aravind 25 October 2023 Vacant
Kerala High Court The Kerala High Court sits at Kochi and has jurisdiction over the state of Kerala . It is permitted to have a maximum of 47 judges of which 35 may be permanently appointed and 12 may be additionally appointed. Currently, it has 45 judges. [17]
Permanent judges # Judge Date of joining Date of retirement 1 Nitin Madhukar Jamdar (CJ) 23 January 2012 9 January 2026 2 Muhamed Mustaque Ayumantakath 23 January 2014 31 May 2029 3 A. K. Jayasankaran Nambiar 23 January 2014 26 January 2028 4 Anil Kolavampara Narendran 23 January 2014 4 May 2029 5 Padmaraj Balakrishnannair Suresh Kumar 21 May 2014 29 June 2025 6 Amit Rawal 25 September 2014 20 September 2025 7 Raja Vijayaraghavan Valsala 10 April 2015 27 May 2029 8 Sathish Ninan 5 October 2016 31 March 2030 9 Devan Ramachandran 5 October 2016 18 March 2030 10 Dinesh Kumar Singh 22 September 2017 17 August 2028 11 V. G. Arun 5 November 2018 24 January 2026 12 N. Nagaresh 5 November 2018 31 March 2026 13 Conrad Stansilaus Dias 18 November 2019 18 November 2031 14 Pulleri Vadhyarillath Kunhikrishnan 13 February 2020 21 May 2029 15 Thirumuppath Raghavan Ravi 6 March 2020 1 March 2027 16 Bechu Kurian Thomas 6 March 2020 4 December 2030 17 Gopinath Puzhankara 6 March 2020 12 November 2034 18 Murali Purushothaman 25 February 2021 30 July 2029 19 Ziyad Rahman Alevakkatt Abdul Rahiman 25 February 2021 11 May 2034 20 Karunakaran Babu 25 February 2021 7 May 2026 21 Kauser Edappagath 25 February 2021 24 May 2030 22 Abdul Rahim Musaliar Badharudeen 25 June 2021 28 May 2030 23 Viju Abraham 13 August 2021 10 September 2034 24 Mohammed Nias Chovvakkaran Puthiyapurayil 13 August 2021 15 April 2032 25 Basant Balaji 8 October 2021 27 May 2034 26 Chandrasekharan Kartha Jayachandran 20 October 2021 27 May 2034 27 Sophy Thomas 20 October 2021 12 February 2025 28 Puthen Veedu Gopala Pillai Ajithkumar 20 October 2021 3 June 2025 29 Chandrasekharan Sudha 20 October 2021 8 October 2026 30 Shoba Annamma Eapen 18 May 2022 18 January 2029 Vacant
Additional judges # Judge Date of joining 1 Johnson John 25 October 2023 2 Gopinathan Unnithan Girish 25 October 2023 3 Chellappan Nadar Pratheep Kumar 25 October 2023 4 Mullappally Abdul Aziz Abdul Hakhim 22 March 2024 5 Syam Kumar Vadakke Mudavakkat 22 March 2024 6 Harisankar Vijayan Menon 22 March 2024 7 Manu Sreedharan Nair 22 March 2024 8 Easwaran Subramani 22 March 2024 9 Manoj Pulamby Madhavan 22 March 2024 10 Marakkaparambil Bhargavan Snehalatha 25 April 2024 11 Parameswara Panicker Krishna Kumar 30 October 2024 12 Kodassery Veliyath Madom Jayakumar 30 October 2024 13 Muralee Krishna Shankaramoole 30 October 2024 14 Jobin Sebastian 30 October 2024 15 Pandikkaran Varadaraja Iyer Balakrishnan 30 October 2024
Madhya Pradesh High Court The Madhya Pradesh High Court sits at Jabalpur and has jurisdiction over the state of Madhya Pradesh . It is permitted to have a maximum of 53 judges, of which 40 may be permanently appointed and 13 may be additionally appointed. Currently, it has 35 judges. [18]
Permanent judges # Judge Date of joining Date of retirement 1 Suresh Kumar Kait (CJ) 5 September 2008 23 May 2025 2 Sanjeev Sachdeva 17 April 2013 25 December 2026 3 Sushrut Arvind Dharmadhikari 7 April 2016 7 July 2028 4 Vivek Rusia 7 April 2016 1 August 2031 5 Anand Pathak 7 April 2016 17 July 2030 6 Vivek Agarwal 7 April 2016 27 June 2029 7 Vijay Kumar Shukla 13 October 2016 27 June 2026 8 Gurpal Singh Ahluwalia 13 October 2016 19 February 2028 9 Subodh Abhyankar 13 October 2016 2 January 2031 10 Sanjay Dwivedi 19 June 2018 30 June 2025 11 Vishal Dhagat 27 May 2019 13 December 2031 12 Vishal Mishra 27 May 2019 16 July 2036 13 Anil Verma 25 June 2021 15 March 2026 14 Sunita Yadav 25 June 2021 12 January 2025 15 Pranay Verma 27 August 2021 11 December 2035 16 Maninder Singh Bhatti 15 February 2022 2 November 2030 17 Dwarka Dhish Bansal 15 February 2022 16 February 2030 18 Milind Ramesh Phadke 15 February 2022 5 November 2033 19 Prakash Chandra Gupta 15 February 2022 31 March 2025 20 Dinesh Kumar Paliwal 15 February 2022 9 August 2025 21 Duppala Venkata Ramana 4 August 2022 2 June 2025 22 Roopesh Chandra Varshney 1 May 2023 26 December 2024 23 Anuradha Shukla 1 May 2023 12 June 2029 24 Sanjeev Sudhakar Kalgaonkar 1 May 2023 22 February 2032 25 Prem Narayan Singh 1 May 2023 13 August 2025 26 Achal Kumar Paliwal 1 May 2023 25 December 2025 27 Hirdesh 1 May 2023 27 May 2026 28 Avanindra Kumar Singh 1 May 2023 17 September 2026 29 Vinay Saraf 6 November 2023 14 June 2031 30 Vivek Jain 6 November 2023 29 December 2037 31 Rajendra Kumar Vani 6 November 2023 17 August 2027 32 Pramod Kumar Agarwal 6 November 2023 8 November 2026 33 Binod Kumar Dwivedi 6 November 2023 14 June 2026 34 Devnarayan Mishra 6 November 2023 30 April 2029 35 Gajendra Singh 6 November 2023 14 January 2028 Vacant
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Madras High Court The Madras High Court sits at Chennai and has jurisdiction over the state of Tamil Nadu . It is permitted to have a maximum of 75 judges, of which 56 may be permanently appointed and 19 may be additionally appointed. Currently, it has 66 judges. [19]
Permanent judges # Judge Date of joining Date of retirement 1 Shriram Kalpathi Rajendran (CJ) 21 June 2013 27 September 2025 2 S. S. Sundar 7 April 2016 2 May 2025 3 R. Subramanian 5 October 2016 24 July 2025 4 M. Sundar 5 October 2016 18 July 2028 5 R. Suresh Kumar 5 October 2016 28 May 2026 6 J. Nisha Banu 5 October 2016 17 September 2028 7 M. S. Ramesh 5 October 2016 27 December 2025 8 S. M. Subramaniam 5 October 2016 30 May 2027 9 Dr. Anita Sumanth 5 October 2016 14 April 2032 10 P. Velmurugan 5 October 2016 8 June 2027 11 Dr. G. Jayachandran 5 October 2016 31 March 2027 12 C. V. Karthikeyan 5 October 2016 13 December 2026 13 R. M. T. Teeka Raman 16 November 2016 8 June 2025 14 N. Sathish Kumar 16 November 2016 5 May 2029 15 N. Seshasayee 16 November 2016 7 January 2025 16 V. Bhavani Subbaroyan 28 June 2017 16 May 2025 17 A. D. Jagadish Chandira 28 June 2017 14 February 2028 18 G. R. Swaminathan 28 June 2017 31 May 2030 19 Abdul Quddhose 28 June 2017 7 September 2031 20 M. Dhandapani 28 June 2017 14 April 2030 21 Pondicherry Daivasigamani Audikesavalu 28 June 2017 29 December 2032 22 Vivek Kumar Singh 22 September 2017 24 March 2030 23 R. Hemalatha 1 December 2017 30 April 2025 24 P. T. Asha 4 June 2018 21 August 2028 25 N. Nirmal Kumar 4 June 2018 22 November 2027 26 N. Anand Venkatesh 4 June 2018 3 July 2031 27 G. K. Ilanthiraiyan 4 June 2018 8 July 2032 28 Krishnan Ramasmy 4 June 2018 2 June 2030 29 C. Saravanan 4 June 2018 30 November 2033 30 B. Pugalendhi 20 November 2018 24 May 2029 31 Senthilkumar Ramamoorthy 22 February 2019 1 October 2028 32 Shamim Ahmed 12 December 2019 7 March 2028 33 Battu Devanand 13 January 2020 13 April 2028 34 A. A. Nakkiran 3 December 2020 9 May 2025 35 Veerasamy Sivagnanam 3 December 2020 31 May 2025 36 Ilangovan Ganesan 3 December 2020 4 June 2025 37 Sathi Kumar Sukumara Kurup 3 December 2020 17 July 2025 38 Murali Shankar Kuppuraju 3 December 2020 30 May 2030 39 Manjula Ramaraju Nalliah 3 December 2020 15 February 2026 40 Thamilselvi T. Valayapalayam 3 December 2020 18 June 2030 41 Sundaram Srimathy 20 October 2021 9 January 2029 42 D. Bharatha Chakravarthy 20 October 2021 23 July 2033 43 R. Vijayakumar 20 October 2021 21 December 2032 44 Mohammed Shaffiq 20 October 2021 5 March 2034 45 J. Sathya Narayana Prasad 29 October 2021 14 March 2031 46 Mummineni Sudheer Kumar 24 March 2022 19 May 2031 47 Nidumolu Mala 28 March 2022 23 April 2029 48 S. Sounthar 28 March 2022 28 July 2033 49 Sunder Mohan 6 June 2022 1 November 2031 50 Kabali Kumaresh Babu 6 June 2022 13 December 2031 51 Lekshmana Chandra Victoria Gowri 7 February 2023 20 May 2035 52 Pillaipakkam Bahukutumbi Balaji 7 February 2023 10 April 2035 53 Kandhasami Kulandaivelu Ramakrishnan 7 February 2023 26 May 2035 54 Ramachandran Kalaimathi 7 February 2023 17 April 2030 55 K. Govindarajan Thilakavadi 7 February 2023 25 April 2028
Additional judges # Judge Date of joining 1 Venkatachari Lakshminarayanan 27 February 2023 2 Periyasamy Vadamalai 27 March 2023 3 Ramasamy Sakthivel 23 May 2023 4 P. Dhanabal 23 May 2023 5 Chinnasamy Kumarappan 23 May 2023 6 Kandasamy Rajasekar 23 May 2023 7 N. Senthilkumar 16 October 2023 8 G. Arul Murugan 16 October 2023 9 R. Poornima 24 September 2024 10 M. Jothiraman 24 September 2024 11 Augustine Devadoss 24 September 2024 Vacant
Manipur High Court The Manipur High Court sits at Imphal and has jurisdiction over the state of Manipur . It is permitted to have a maximum of 5 judges of which 4 may be permanently appointed and 1 may be additionally appointed. Currently, it has 4 judges. [20]
Permanent judges # Judge Date of joining Date of retirement 1 D. Krishnakumar (CJ) 7 April 2016 21 May 2025 2 Ahanthem Bimol Singh 18 March 2020 31 January 2028 3 Aribam Guneshwar Sharma 6 February 2023 28 February 2029 4 Golmei Gaiphulshillu Kabui 16 October 2023 25 March 2025
Additional judges # Judge Date of joining Vacant
Meghalaya High Court The Meghalaya High Court sits at Shillong and has jurisdiction over the state of Meghalaya. It is permitted to have a maximum of 4 judges of which 3 may be permanently appointed and 1 may be additionally appointed. Currently, it has 4 judges. [21]
Additional judges # Judge Date of joining 1 Biswadeep Bhattacharjee 1 August 2023
Orissa High Court The Orissa High Court sits at Cuttack and has jurisdiction over the state of Odisha . It is permitted to have a maximum of 33 judges of which 24 may be permanently appointed and 9 may be additionally appointed. Currently, it has 19 judges. [22]
Permanent judges # Judge Date of joining Date of retirement 1 Chakradhari Sharan Singh (CJ) 5 April 2012 19 January 2025 2 Arindam Sinha 30 October 2013 21 September 2027 3 Sangam Kumar Sahoo 2 July 2014 4 June 2026 4 Krushna Ram Mohapatra 17 April 2015 17 April 2027 5 Bibhu Prasad Routray 8 November 2019 31 January 2032 6 Dr Sanjeeb Kumar Panigrahi 10 February 2020 28 July 2034 7 Savitri Ratho 11 June 2020 3 July 2030 8 Mruganka Sekhar Sahoo 19 October 2021 6 September 2033 9 Radha Krishna Pattanaik 19 October 2021 24 October 2032 10 Sashikanta Mishra 19 October 2021 16 January 2029 11 Aditya Kumar Mohapatra 5 November 2021 25 February 2031 12 V. Narasingh 14 February 2022 18 January 2029 13 Biraja Prasanna Satapathy 14 February 2022 19 August 2028 14 Murahari Sri Raman 14 February 2022 7 June 2032 15 Sanjay Kumar Mishra 10 June 2022 13 November 2029 16 Gourishankar Satapathy 13 August 2022 24 April 2034 17 Chittaranjan Dash 13 August 2022 11 November 2026 18 Sibo Sankar Mishra 5 September 2023 2 May 2030 19 Ananda Chandra Behera 5 September 2023 22 May 2026 Vacant
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Patna High Court The Patna High Court sits at Patna , and has jurisdiction over the state of Bihar . It may have a maximum of 53 judges, of which 40 may be permanently appointed and 13 may be additionally appointed. Currently, it has 35 judges. [23]
Permanent judges # Judge Date of joining Date of retirement 1 Krishnan Vinod Chandran (CJ) 8 November 2011 24 April 2025 2 Ashutosh Kumar 15 May 2014 30 September 2028 3 Vipul Manubhai Pancholi 1 October 2014 27 May 2030 4 Pavankumar Bhimappa Bajanthri 2 January 2015 22 October 2025 5 Rajeev Ranjan Prasad 22 May 2017 4 September 2028 6 Mohit Kumar Shah 22 May 2017 25 April 2031 7 Arvind Singh Chandel 27 June 2017 31 August 2025 8 Bibek Chaudhuri 12 October 2018 31 October 2026 9 Nani Tagia 19 November 2018 15 May 2031 10 Anjani Kumar Sharan 17 April 2019 9 April 2025 11 Anil Kumar Sinha 17 April 2019 18 June 2027 12 Prabhat Kumar Singh 17 April 2019 1 January 2029 13 Partha Sarthy 17 April 2019 21 October 2031 14 Annireddy Abhishek Reddy 26 August 2019 6 November 2029 15 Nawneet Kumar Pandey 7 October 2021 28 February 2028 16 Sandeep Kumar 20 October 2021 19 January 2029 17 Purnendu Singh 20 October 2021 3 February 2029 18 Satyavrat Verma 20 October 2021 5 December 2030 19 Rajesh Kumar Verma 20 October 2021 11 December 2031 20 Gunnu Anupama Chakravarthy 24 March 2022 20 March 2032 21 Rajiv Roy 29 March 2022 31 October 2027 22 Harish Kumar 29 March 2022 9 January 2037 23 Shailendra Singh 4 June 2022 3 June 2034 24 Arun Kumar Jha 4 June 2022 16 October 2033 25 Jitendra Kumar 4 June 2022 1 November 2031 26 Alok Kumar Pandey 4 June 2022 31 August 2033 27 Sunil Dutta Mishra 4 June 2022 19 December 2029 28 Chandra Prakash Singh 4 June 2022 22 December 2025 29 Chandra Shekhar Jha 4 June 2022 31 December 2030 30 Khatim Reza 5 June 2022 4 December 2028 31 Anshuman 5 June 2022 10 June 2031 32 Rudra Prakash Mishra 4 November 2023 14 February 2034 33 Ramesh Chand Malviya 4 November 2023 30 June 2027 34 Shashi Bhushan Prasad Singh 4 October 2024 15 January 2027 35 Ashok Kumar Pandey 4 October 2024 16 September 2028 Vacant
Additional judges # Judge Date of joining Vacant
Punjab and Haryana High Court The Punjab and Haryana High Court sits at Chandigarh , and has jurisdiction over the states of Punjab and Haryana and the union territory of Chandigarh. It may have a maximum of 85 judges of which 64 may be permanently appointed and 21 may be additionally appointed. Currently, it has 52 judges. [24]
Permanent judges # Judge Date of joining Date of retirement 1 Sheel Nagu (CJ) 27 May 2011 31 December 2026 2 Gurmeet Singh Sandhawalia 30 September 2011 31 October 2027 3 Arun Palli 28 December 2013 17 September 2026 4 Lisa Gill 31 March 2014 16 November 2028 5 Sureshwar Thakur 5 May 2014 17 May 2025 6 Deepak Sibal 25 September 2014 2 September 2029 7 Anupinder Singh Grewal 25 September 2014 9 March 2026 8 Sudhir Singh 15 April 2015 10 December 2027 9 Sanjeev Prakash Sharma 16 November 2016 26 September 2026 10 Gurvinder Singh Gill 28 June 2017 11 May 2026 11 Anil Kshetarpal 10 July 2017 18 November 2026 12 Mahabir Singh Sindhu 10 July 2017 3 April 2029 13 Manjari Nehru Kaul 29 October 2018 4 October 2025 14 Harsimran Singh Sethi 29 October 2018 21 October 2029 15 Anoop Chitkara 30 May 2019 28 April 2028 16 Suvir Sehgal 26 October 2019 6 June 2027 17 Alka Sarin 26 October 2019 20 June 2028 18 Jasgurpreet Singh Puri 22 November 2019 29 August 2027 19 Meenakshi I. Mehta 28 November 2019 8 March 2026 20 Karamjit Singh 28 November 2019 16 April 2025 21 Archana Puri 28 November 2019 12 December 2026 22 Rajesh Kumar Bhardwaj 14 September 2020 9 January 2028 23 Vikas Bahl 25 May 2021 24 September 2035 24 Vikas Suri 29 October 2021 4 September 2030 25 Sandeep Moudgil 29 October 2021 16 March 2033 26 Vinod Sharma (Bhardwaj) 29 October 2021 22 May 2036 27 Pankaj Jain 29 October 2021 17 June 2036 28 Jasjit Singh Bedi 29 October 2021 5 July 2036 29 Nidhi Gupta 16 August 2022 27 July 2028 30 Sanjay Vashisth 16 August 2022 27 September 2030 31 Tribhuvan Dahiya 16 August 2022 22 January 2030 32 Namit Kumar 16 August 2022 3 April 2029 33 Harkesh Manuja 16 August 2022 19 April 2034 34 Aman Chaudhary 16 August 2022 17 December 2034 35 Naresh Singh 16 August 2022 20 June 2036 36 Harsh Bunger 16 August 2022 14 December 2033 37 Jagmohan Bansal 16 August 2022 6 November 2036 38 Deepak Manchanda 16 August 2022 12 January 2037 39 Alok Jain 16 August 2022 25 January 2037 40 Lapita Banerji 9 June 2022 22 June 2035 41 Kuldeep Tiwari 2 November 2022 14 May 2039 42 Deepak Gupta 2 November 2022 19 November 2027 43 Amarjot Bhatti 2 November 2022 21 September 2027 44 Manisha Batra 2 November 2022 21 September 2028 45 Harpreet Kaur Jeewan 2 November 2022 3 June 2028 46 Sukhvinder Kaur 2 November 2022 28 December 2026 47 Sanjiv Berry 2 November 2022 27 November 2026 48 Vikram Aggarwal 2 November 2022 11 August 2033 Vacant
Additional judges # Judge Date of joining 1 Harpreet Singh Brar 10 April 2023 2 Sumeet Goel 6 November 2023 3 Sudeepti Sharma 6 November 2023 4 Kirti Singh 6 November 2023 Vacant
Rajasthan High Court The Rajasthan High Court sits at Jodhpur and has jurisdiction over the state of Rajasthan. It may have a maximum of 50 judges of which 38 may be permanently appointed and 12 may be additionally appointed. Currently, it has 32 judges. [25]
Permanent judges # Judge Date of joining Date of retirement 1 Manindra Mohan Shrivastava (CJ) 10 December 2009 5 March 2026 2 Shree Chandrashekhar 17 January 2013 24 May 2027 3 Pankaj Bhandari 11 April 2016 22 January 2025 4 Dr. Pushpendra Singh Bhati 16 November 2016 20 September 2032 5 Dinesh Mehta 16 November 2016 27 January 2030 6 Vinit Kumar Mathur 16 November 2016 30 March 2032 7 Birendra Kumar 16 November 2016 22 May 2025 8 Manoj Kumar Garg 16 May 2017 18 November 2025 9 Inderjeet Singh 16 May 2017 24 July 2027 10 Avneesh Jhingan 10 July 2017 28 January 2031 11 Arun Monga 29 October 2018 20 December 2030 12 Narendra Singh Dhaddha 22 April 2019 2 September 2025 13 Mahendar Kumar Goyal 6 November 2019 22 March 2029 14 Munnuri Laxman 15 October 2021 23 December 2027 15 Farjand Ali 18 October 2021 14 December 2030 16 Sudesh Bansal 18 October 2021 4 May 2034 17 Anoop Kumar Dhand 18 October 2021 16 March 2035 18 Vinod Kumar Bharwani 18 October 2021 8 July 2028 19 Madan Gopal Vyas 18 October 2021 25 January 2025 20 Uma Shanker Vyas 29 October 2021 15 June 2028 21 Rekha Borana 29 October 2021 1 December 2035 22 Sameer Jain 29 October 2021 4 March 2036 23 Kuldeep Mathur 6 June 2022 9 December 2032 24 Shubha Mehta 6 June 2022 4 July 2028 25 Ganesh Ram Meena 16 January 2023 24 March 2028 26 Anil Kumar Upman 16 January 2023 17 September 2033 27 Nupur Bhati 16 January 2023 11 February 2033 28 Ashok Kumar Jain 16 January 2023 22 October 2029 29 Yogendra Kumar Purohit 16 January 2023 28 October 2027 30 Bhuwan Goyal 16 January 2023 25 March 2027 31 Praveer Bhatnagar 16 January 2023 10 October 2027 32 Ashutosh Kumar 16 January 2023 24 December 2029 Vacant
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Sikkim High Court The Sikkim High Court sits at Gangtok and has jurisdiction over the state of Sikkim. It may have a maximum of 3 judges, all of whom must be permanently appointed. Currently, it has 3 judges. [26]
Permanent judges # Judge Date of joining Date of retirement 1 Biswanath Somadder (CJ) 22 June 2006 14 December 2025 2 Meenakshi Madan Rai 15 April 2015 11 July 2026 3 Bhaskar Raj Pradhan 23 May 2017 18 October 2028
Telangana High Court The Telangana High Court sits at Hyderabad and has jurisdiction over the state of Telangana . It may have a maximum of 42 Judges of which 32 may be permanently appointed and 10 may be additionally appointed. Currently, it has 27 judges. [27]
Permanent judges # Judge Date of joining Date of retirement 1 Alok Aradhe (CJ) 29 December 2009 12 April 2026 2 Sujoy Paul 27 May 2011 20 June 2026 3 Puthichira Sam Koshy 16 September 2013 29 April 2029 4 Moushumi Bhattacharya 21 September 2017 26 October 2029 5 Abhinand Kumar Shavili 21 September 2017 7 October 2025 6 Tadakamalla Vinod Kumar 26 August 2019 16 November 2026 7 Kunuru Lakshman 26 August 2019 7 June 2028 8 Bollampally Vijaysen Reddy 2 May 2020 21 August 2032 9 Perugu Sree Sudha 15 October 2021 5 June 2029 10 Gurijala Radha Rani 15 October 2021 28 June 2025 11 Noonsavath Tukaramji 15 October 2021 23 January 2035 12 Patlolla Madhavi Devi 15 October 2021 27 December 2027 13 Kasoju Surendhar 24 March 2022 10 January 2030 14 Surepalli Nanda 24 March 2022 3 April 2031 15 Juvvadi Sridevi 24 March 2022 9 August 2034 16 Natcharaju Shravan Kumar Venkat 24 March 2022 17 August 2029 17 Maturi Girija Priyadarsini 24 March 2022 29 August 2026 18 Chada Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy 4 August 2022 27 June 2030 19 E. V. Venugopal 16 August 2022 15 August 2029 20 Nagesh Bheemapaka 16 August 2022 7 March 2031 21 P. Elamadar 16 August 2022 3 June 2029 22 K. Sarath 16 August 2022 28 January 2033 23 J. Srinivas Rao 16 August 2022 30 August 2031 24 Namavarapu Rajeshwar Rao 16 August 2022 29 June 2031 Vacant
Additional judges # Judge Date of joining 1 Laxmi Narayana Alishetty 31 July 2023 2 Anil Kumar Jukanti 31 July 2023 3 Sujana Kalasikam 31 July 2023 Vacant
Tripura High Court The Tripura High Court sits at Agartala and has jurisdiction over the state of Tripura . It may have a maximum of 5 judges of which 4 may be permanently appointed and 1 may be additionally appointed. Currently, it has 5 judges. [28]
Permanent judges # Judge Date of joining Date of retirement 1 Aparesh Kumar Singh (CJ) 24 January 2012 6 July 2027 2 T. Amarnath Goud 21 September 2017 28 February 2027 3 Arindam Lodh 7 May 2018 24 March 2025 4 Sabyasachi Datta Purkayastha 26 October 2023 11 February 2032
Additional judges # Judge Date of joining 1 Biswajit Palit 26 October 2023
Uttarakhand High Court The Uttarakhand High Court sits at Nainital and has jurisdiction over the state of Uttarakhand . It may have a maximum of 11 judges of which 9 may be permanently appointed and 2 may be additionally appointed. Currently, it has 6 judges. [29]
Permanent judges # Judge Date of joining Date of Retirement 1 Manoj Kumar Tiwari (ACJ) 19 May 2017 18 September 2027 2 Ravindra Maithani 3 December 2018 24 June 2027 3 Alok Kumar Verma 27 May 2019 15 August 2026 4 Rakesh Thapliyal 28 April 2023 14 November 2027 5 Pankaj Purohit 28 April 2023 27 July 2030 6 Vivek Bharti Sharma 28 April 2023 12 June 2025 Vacant
Additional judges # Judge Date of joining Vacant
Judge names which don't have date of retirement indicated are "Additional Judges". [2]
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The High Court of Judicature at Madras is a High Court located in Chennai, India. It has appellate jurisdiction over the state of Tamil Nadu and the union territory of Puducherry. It is one of the oldest high courts of India along with Calcutta High Court in Kolkata and Bombay High Court in Mumbai. The Madras High Court is one of four charter high courts of colonial India established in the four Presidency Towns of Madras, Bombay, Allahabad and Calcutta by letters patent granted by Queen Victoria, dated 26 June 1862. It exercises original jurisdiction over the city of Chennai, as well as extraordinary original jurisdiction, civil and criminal, under the letters patent and special original jurisdiction for the issue of writs under the Constitution of India. Covering 107 acres, the court complex is one of the largest in the world, second only to the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom. The four-storey administrative building attracts hundreds of litigants every day.
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