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Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud will on Sunday (November 10) retire, leaving behind a legacy of landmark judgments that shaped Indian law, strengthened individual rights, and promoted social justice. As he prepares to pass the baton to Justice Sanjiv Khanna on November 11, here's a look back at some of his most impactful decisions:

An FIR was filed against BJP MP Tejasvi Surya in Haveri for allegedly posting false information claiming a farmer’s suicide was due to a Waqf property dispute. Police clarified the death was due to debt issues, with Surya’s claims sparking political and legal debate.

The violence erupted when People's Democratic Party (PDP) MLA from Kupwara displayed a banner supporting the reimplementation of Article 370, sparking immediate protests from BJP MLAs. Slogans of "Bharat Mata ki Jai" were chanted in the House as BJP members voiced strong opposition.

"We condemn the attack on the temple in Brampton," Jaiswal said, adding, "We call upon the Canadian government to uphold the rule of law and bring to justice the individuals who perpetrated this violence."

Union Minister Kumaraswamy criticized the DK brothers for distributing edited audio clips to mislead voters ahead of the Channapatna elections. He accused them of manipulating his past assembly speech to create confusion and expressed confidence that the people of Channapatna would reject such tactics on November 13.

This development comes on the heels of increased security for the actor Shah Rukh Khan, who, following death threats last October, was granted Y+ security. This level of protection includes six armed personnel accompanying him around the clock, an upgrade from the previous arrangement of two guards.

Bengaluru’s Skydeck, initially planned for Hemmigepur, may be relocated to Kanakapura Road due to potential plans for a second international airport in Ramanagara. The growing passenger traffic at Kempegowda International Airport has led to discussions about expanding air infrastructure with a new terminal and airport.

A 40-year-old man from Makthumpur village in Gadag district committed suicide along with his three children by jumping into the Tungabhadra River, driven by family disputes and debt. Rescuers retrieved all four bodies, which were sent for postmortem. Local officials are investigating.

On Thursday morning, the national capital recorded an average Air Quality Index (AQI) of 367, a slight increase from Wednesday's 4 pm reading of 352. Nine monitoring stations reported "severe" air quality, with Anand Vihar and Wazirpur topping the list at AQI levels of 427 and 424, respectively.

BBMP's white-topping work on Bengaluru's JC Road, from Nala Junction to Town Hall Junction, restricts vehicle movement temporarily. Alternative routes via Lalbagh Main Gate and Minerva Circle are advised. Traffic police request public cooperation to ease congestion until the project is completed.