Published : Mar 03, 2026 20:00 IST - 10 MINS READThe Supreme Court has banned a school textbook for discussing corruption in the judiciary. The corruption issueThis author’s concern lies in what the court stated in its order regarding the statistics on corruption complaints cited in the chapter. Yet the Supreme Court administration, under every subsequent Chief Justice, has refused to disclose information that would hold it to account. It would be extraordinary to suggest that the institution does not maintain granular details of corruption complaints against sitting and former judges. Also Read | History cannot be recast: Review of ‘Our History, Their History, Whose History?’ by Romila ThaparAlso Read | The blackboard crisisAlso Read | History cannot be recast: Review of ‘Our History, Their History, Whose History?’ by Romila Thapar

Source: The Hindu March 04, 2026 03:55 UTC