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Justice BV Nagarathna, who is currently a judge in the Karnataka High court, wil now move to the Supreme Court and is in line to become the first woman Chief Justice of India in 2027. The government cleared her for appointment after SC collegium recommendation.
Justice Nagarathna could become CJI for just over a month &mdash; from September 25 to October 29, 2027
Justice Nagarathna is among the three women judges whose names have been cleared.
Born on October 30, 1962, Justice Nagarathna is the daughter of former CJI ES Venkataramiah.
She enrolled as an advocate on October 28, 1987 at Bangalore and practiced in the field pertaining to &ldquo;constitution, commerce, insurance and service, etc&rdquo;.
She was appointed as an additional judge in the Karnataka High Court in February 2008.&nbsp;
In 2012, Justice Nagarathna delivered a crucial judgment, on the need to regulate electronic media.
In her judgement she wrote, "While truthful dissemination of information is an essential requirement of any broadcasting channel, sensationalism in the form of &lsquo;Breaking News&rsquo;, &lsquo;Flash News&rsquo; or in any other form must be curbed"
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Meet Justice Nagarathna, who could be first woman Chief Justice of India

Meet Justice BV&nbsp;Nagarathna, who could be first woman Chief Justice of India

Super:&nbsp;Meet Justice BV Nagarathna&nbsp;who could become India's first woman CJI&nbsp;in 2027
Super: Justice BV Nagarathna's appointment to Supreme Court has been cleared by govt
 Justice BV Nagarathna, who is currently a judge in the Karnataka High court, will now move to the Supreme Court and is in line to become the first woman Chief Justice of India in 2027.&nbsp;
 The government cleared her for appointment after SC collegium recommendation.
 Super: Could be CJI for a month - Sept 25 to Oct 29 in 2027
 Justice Nagarathna could become CJI for just over a month &mdash; from September 25 to October 29, 2027
 Justice Nagarathna is among the three women judges whose names have been cleared.
 Super: Born in 1962, daughter of&nbsp;ex-CJI E S Venkataramiah
 Born on October 30, 1962, Justice Nagarathna is the daughter of former CJI E S Venkataramiah.
 Super: Started as an advocate in Bengaluru in 1987
 She enrolled as an advocate on October 28, 1987 at Bengaluru and practiced in the field pertaining to &ldquo;constitution, commerce, insurance and service, etc&rdquo;.
 Super: 2008: Appointed an additional judge in the Karnataka HC &nbsp; She was appointed as an additional judge in the Karnataka High Court in February 2008.&nbsp;
 Super: In 2012,&nbsp;Justice Nagarathna&nbsp;called for the need to regulate electronic media
 In 2012, Justice Nagarathna delivered a crucial judgment, on the need to regulate electronic media.
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 In her judgement she wrote, "While truthful dissemination of information is an essential requirement of any broadcasting channel, sensationalism in the form of &lsquo;Breaking News&rsquo;, &lsquo;Flash News&rsquo; or in any other form must be curbed"

Justice BV Nagarathna, who is currently a judge in the Karnataka High court, wil now move to the Supreme Court and is in line to become the first woman Chief Justice of India in 2027.

Justice BV Nagarathna, who is currently a judge in the Karnataka High court, wil now move to the Supreme Court and is in line to become the first woman Chief Justice of India in 2027. The government cleared her for appointment after SC collegium recommendation.
Justice Nagarathna could become CJI for just over a month &mdash; from September 25 to October 29, 2027
Justice Nagarathna is among the three women judges whose names have been cleared.
Born on October 30, 1962, Justice Nagarathna is the daughter of former CJI ES Venkataramiah.
She enrolled as an advocate on October 28, 1987 at Bangalore and practiced in the field pertaining to &ldquo;constitution, commerce, insurance and service, etc&rdquo;.
She was appointed as an additional judge in the Karnataka High Court in February 2008.&nbsp;
In 2012, Justice Nagarathna delivered a crucial judgment, on the need to regulate electronic media.
In her judgement she wrote, "While truthful dissemination of information is an essential requirement of any broadcasting channel, sensationalism in the form of &lsquo;Breaking News&rsquo;, &lsquo;Flash News&rsquo; or in any other form must be curbed"
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The Supreme Court collegium, headed by Chief Justice of India (CJI) NV Ramana, has cleared nine names for appointment as judges in the court. 
Justice BV Nagarathna, currently a judge in the Karnataka High court, is in line to become the first woman Chief Justice of India in 2027, if the government clears her for appointment.
Justice Nagarathna is among the three women judges whose names were cleared by the SC collegium on Tuesday. 
The collegium is believed to have ended the nearly-two-year-long logjam by recommending the names of nine judges to the Centre.
She started as a lawyer in Bengaluru and was appointed as an additional judge in the HC in February 2008. Two years later, she was made a permanent judge.
In 2012, justice Nagarathna delivered a judgment emphasising on the need to regulate electronic media. &ldquo;While truthful dissemination of information is an essential requirement of any broadcasting channel, sensationalism in the form of &lsquo;Breaking News&rsquo;, &lsquo;Flash News&rsquo; or in any other form must be curbed,&rdquo; she wrote in her judgment.
While urging the Union government to consider setting up an autonomous and statutory mechanism to regulate broadcast media, justice Nagarathna clarified that the concept of regulation should not be understood to mean control by the government or the powers that be.

Justice BV Nagarathna could become India's first woman Chief Justice

A judge in the Karnataka&nbsp;High Court,&nbsp;Justice BV&nbsp;Nagarathna&nbsp;could become India's first woman Chief Justice in 2027. Click to know more

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Super:&nbsp;Justice BV Nagarathna&nbsp;could become India's first woman CJI&nbsp;in 2027
Super: Justice BV Nagarathna&nbsp;is currently a judge in the Karnataka High Court
Justice BV Nagarathna, who is currently a judge in the Karnataka High court, is in line to become the first woman Chief Justice of India in 2027, if the government clears her for appointment.
Super: SC collegium&nbsp;cleared 9 names to be made judges,&nbsp;Nagarathna&nbsp;is&nbsp;among them
The Supreme Court collegium, headed by Chief Justice of India (CJI) NV Ramana, has cleared nine names for appointment as judges in the court.&nbsp;
Justice Nagarathna is among the three women judges whose names were cleared.
She started as a lawyer in Bengaluru and was appointed as an additional judge in the Karnataka High Court in February 2008.&nbsp;
Super: In 2012,&nbsp;Justice Nagarathna&nbsp;called for the need to regulate electronic media
In 2012, Justice Nagarathna delivered a crucial judgment, on the need to regulate electronic media.
((GFX&nbsp;WITH HER IMAGE))
(NO HEADER) ((MAKE A QUOTE GFX)) ((BELOW QUOTE -Justice BV Nagarathna&nbsp;on regulating media))
In her judgement she wrote, "While truthful dissemination of information is an essential requirement of any broadcasting channel, sensationalism in the form of &lsquo;Breaking News&rsquo;, &lsquo;Flash News&rsquo; or in any other form must be curbed"
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Justice BV Nagarathna, currently a judge in the Karnataka High court, and she could be up for the top job, if the government clears her for appointment.

The Supreme Court collegium, headed by Chief Justice of India (CJI) NV Ramana, has cleared nine names for appointment as judges in the court. 
Justice BV Nagarathna, currently a judge in the Karnataka High court, is in line to become the first woman Chief Justice of India in 2027, if the government clears her for appointment.
Justice Nagarathna is among the three women judges whose names were cleared by the SC collegium on Tuesday. 
The collegium is believed to have ended the nearly-two-year-long logjam by recommending the names of nine judges to the Centre.
She started as a lawyer in Bengaluru and was appointed as an additional judge in the HC in February 2008. Two years later, she was made a permanent judge.
In 2012, justice Nagarathna delivered a judgment emphasising on the need to regulate electronic media. &ldquo;While truthful dissemination of information is an essential requirement of any broadcasting channel, sensationalism in the form of &lsquo;Breaking News&rsquo;, &lsquo;Flash News&rsquo; or in any other form must be curbed,&rdquo; she wrote in her judgment.
While urging the Union government to consider setting up an autonomous and statutory mechanism to regulate broadcast media, justice Nagarathna clarified that the concept of regulation should not be understood to mean control by the government or the powers that be.

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