Outgoing Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi on Friday said that a part of him will always remain with the Supreme Court.

Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi, who is set to retire on November 17, was accorded farewell on his last day in the apex court. Gogoi's successor SA Bobde and other judges were present at the function.

The chief, however, gave no speech. In an official message jotted down by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi and read out by the Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) at the function, he said, "Although I won't be a formal part of this extraordinary and much-respected institution any longer but a part of me will always remain with it and will always wish the best for it."

He said that over the past 40 years as a lawyer and judge, it was his privilege to watch the majesty of law from close quarters.

"It provided me with an opportunity to contribute to the institution which I tried to serve to the best of my abilities. I have tried to address pressing issues of the justice delivery system," the message undersigned by Chief Justice Gogoi read.

He also lauded the Supreme Court Bar Association and said that it must serve as an exemplar to other bar associations across the country.

On his last working day today, Gogoi who assumed the office of the Chief Justice of India on October 3 in 2018, visited the Samadhi of Mahatma Gandhi at Rajghat and paid respects.

Outgoing Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi on Friday said that a part of him will always remain with the Supreme Court. Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi, who is set to retire on November 17, was accorded farewell on his last day in the apex court.

Outgoing Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi on Friday said that a part of him will always remain with the Supreme Court. Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi, who is set to retire on November 17, was accorded farewell on his last day in the apex court. Gogoi's successor SA Bobde and other judges were present at the function. The chief, however, gave no speech. In an official message jotted down by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi and read out by the Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) at the function, he said, "Although I won't be a formal part of this extraordinary and much-respected institution any longer but a part of me will always remain with it and will always wish the best for it." He said that over the past 40 years as a lawyer and judge, it was his privilege to watch the majesty of law from close quarters. "It provided me with an opportunity to contribute to the institution which I tried to serve to the best of my abilities. I have tried to address pressing issues of the justice delivery system," the message undersigned by Chief Justice Gogoi read. He also lauded the Supreme Court Bar Association and said that it must serve as an exemplar to other bar associations across the country. On his last working day today, Gogoi who assumed the office of the Chief Justice of India on October 3 in 2018, visited the Samadhi of Mahatma Gandhi at Rajghat and paid respects.

A part of me will always remain with Supreme Court: Outgoing CJI Ranjan Gogoi

The Centre has barred about&nbsp;hundred organisations from receiving foreign funds.&nbsp;

Some of these organisations are leading academic institutions like IIT Delhi, Delhi University, JNU, ICAR, IGNOU according&nbsp;to a &nbsp;PTI report.

The Supreme Court Bar Association has also been barred by the government.&nbsp;

The Union Home Ministry has cancelled the organisations&#39;&nbsp;registration under the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act, 2010 (FCRA).

The registrations have been cancelled after the organisations failed to file their annual returns for five consecutive years (2010-11 to 2014-15) even after repeated reminders.&nbsp;

The registered organisations&nbsp;have violated the law according to which they need to submit the details of their income and expenditure to the government.

Organisations are not allowed to receive foreign funds until they are registered with the FCRA.&nbsp;

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Centre has canceled the registrations after the organisations failed to file their annual returns for five consecutive years (2010-11 to 2014-15)

The Centre has barred about hundred organisations from receiving foreign funds. Some of these organisations are leading academic institutions like IIT Delhi, Delhi University, JNU, ICAR, IGNOU according to a PTI report. The Supreme Court Bar Association has also been barred by the government. The Union Home Ministry has cancelled the organisations' registration under the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act, 2010 (FCRA). The registrations have been cancelled after the organisations failed to file their annual returns for five consecutive years (2010-11 to 2014-15) even after repeated reminders. The registered organisations have violated the law according to which they need to submit the details of their income and expenditure to the government. Organisations are not allowed to receive foreign funds until they are registered with the FCRA.

Centre bars JNU, DU, IIT Delhi from availing foreign funds

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A part of me will always remain with Supreme Court: Outgoing CJI Ranjan Gogoi

Centre bars JNU, DU, IIT Delhi from availing foreign funds