India===Calcutta High Court

The Chief Justice of the India===Calcutta High Court is authorized to recommend the constitution of appellate tribunals and decide on the number of judges. The court also provides judicial officers for the Special Intensive Revision process.

The India===Calcutta High Court granted conditional bail to Sudipta Sen, setting the terms for his release and demonstrating its role in the judicial process of high-profile financial crime cases.

The India===Calcutta High Court's Chief Justice is required to submit a report to the India===Supreme Court of India concerning the operational status of the appellate tribunals, which were established under its purview for the Special Intensive Revision exercise.

The India===Calcutta High Court's Chief Justice was requested by the India===Supreme Court of India to provide serving and retired judicial officers to assist in the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls in India===West Bengal.

The India===Calcutta High Court's Chief Justice, Sujoy Paul, communicated the need for additional judicial officers to handle the large volume of claims and objections in the SIR exercise, leading to the India===Supreme Court of India's directives.