Arvind Bhat

The Chief Justice said the five-judge bench has authored four separate judgments -- one by him and others by Justice SK Kaul, Justice SR Bhat and Justice PS Narasimha.

Arvind Bhat is former national champion and also won the 2014 German Open

Jwala-Ashwini defeated Indonesian pair of Suci Rizky Andini and Maretha Dea Giovani in 30 minutes.

Arvind Bhat staved off the challenge from Hsu Jui Ting, ranked 164, by notching up a 21-17, 25-23 win in a match that lasted for 37 minutes. The Bangalore shuttler will square off with Malaysia's Tang Jie Chen next.

Second seed Sourabh Varma took exactly half an hour to ease past James Eunson 21-16, 21-14 in their first ever match. Varma, who hails from Dhar in Madhya Pradesh, will face another New Zealander Dylan Henton in the next round.

Two-time former national champion, Arvind Bhat, 34, became the second Indian male shuttler after K Srikanth to win a Grand Prix gold title outside the country when he defeated Danish Hans-Kristian Vittinghus in the final of the singles competition of the USD 120,000 German Open in Mulheim an der Ruhr, Germany on Sunday night.

Arvind Bhat struck the form of his life at the age of 34 to win his first ever Grand Prix crown at the RWE-Sporthalle, upsetting 12th seeded Vittinghus 24-22, 19-21, 21-11 in exactly an hour.

The two-time former national champion, Arvind Bhat thrashed the 14th seeded Danish player Viktor Axelsen 21-17 21-14 in a 35-minute men's singles quarterfinal match and will be taking on 15th seed Tien Chen Chou of Chinese Taipei at the RWE-Sporthalle.

Arvind Bhat beat Malaysian World No.40 Daren Liew 21-14, 21-12 in a Round 3 clash, which lasted 39 minutes at the RWE-Sporthalle, to take a 2-0 lead in career meetings.

The 15th seeded Indian lost 8-21 12-21 to Wei in a less than a 30-minute men's singles quarters.

The 15th seeded Indian defeated Ulladahl 21-14 21-18 in just 31 minutes to set-up a last eight clash with Nan Wei of Hong Kong. Wei beat Henri Huskainen of Sweden 21-18 21-17 in another third round clash.

Bhat, who got a first round bye, came from a game down to clinch the second round tie that lasted little over an hour.

Bhat had an easy outing against qualifier Dhindhwal, who he beat in just 23 minutes. Bhat will take on sixth seed Andre Kurniawan Tedjono in the next round. Third seeded Jayaram took 26 minutes to get the better of his opponent from Norway. He will next face 12th seed Ji Hoon Hing of South Korea.

It was curtains for senior shuttler Arvind Bhat, who suffered a 10-21, 16-21 loss to Ponsana in another men's singles match which lasted for just over half an hour.

Bangalore shuttler Arvind was up against compatriot Anup Sridhar and the 33-year-old managed a 21-17 21-15 victory to sail into the second round. He will take on second seed Boonsak Ponsana next.

The Chief Justice said the five-judge bench has authored four separate judgments -- one by him and others by Justice SK Kaul, Justice SR Bhat and Justice PS Narasimha.

Arvind Bhat is former national champion and also won the 2014 German Open

Jwala-Ashwini defeated Indonesian pair of Suci Rizky Andini and Maretha Dea Giovani in 30 minutes.

Arvind Bhat staved off the challenge from Hsu Jui Ting, ranked 164, by notching up a 21-17, 25-23 win in a match that lasted for 37 minutes. The Bangalore shuttler will square off with Malaysia's Tang Jie Chen next.

Second seed Sourabh Varma took exactly half an hour to ease past James Eunson 21-16, 21-14 in their first ever match. Varma, who hails from Dhar in Madhya Pradesh, will face another New Zealander Dylan Henton in the next round.

Two-time former national champion, Arvind Bhat, 34, became the second Indian male shuttler after K Srikanth to win a Grand Prix gold title outside the country when he defeated Danish Hans-Kristian Vittinghus in the final of the singles competition of the USD 120,000 German Open in Mulheim an der Ruhr, Germany on Sunday night.

Arvind Bhat struck the form of his life at the age of 34 to win his first ever Grand Prix crown at the RWE-Sporthalle, upsetting 12th seeded Vittinghus 24-22, 19-21, 21-11 in exactly an hour.

The two-time former national champion, Arvind Bhat thrashed the 14th seeded Danish player Viktor Axelsen 21-17 21-14 in a 35-minute men's singles quarterfinal match and will be taking on 15th seed Tien Chen Chou of Chinese Taipei at the RWE-Sporthalle.

Arvind Bhat beat Malaysian World No.40 Daren Liew 21-14, 21-12 in a Round 3 clash, which lasted 39 minutes at the RWE-Sporthalle, to take a 2-0 lead in career meetings.

The 15th seeded Indian lost 8-21 12-21 to Wei in a less than a 30-minute men's singles quarters.

The 15th seeded Indian defeated Ulladahl 21-14 21-18 in just 31 minutes to set-up a last eight clash with Nan Wei of Hong Kong. Wei beat Henri Huskainen of Sweden 21-18 21-17 in another third round clash.

Bhat, who got a first round bye, came from a game down to clinch the second round tie that lasted little over an hour.

Bhat had an easy outing against qualifier Dhindhwal, who he beat in just 23 minutes. Bhat will take on sixth seed Andre Kurniawan Tedjono in the next round. Third seeded Jayaram took 26 minutes to get the better of his opponent from Norway. He will next face 12th seed Ji Hoon Hing of South Korea.

It was curtains for senior shuttler Arvind Bhat, who suffered a 10-21, 16-21 loss to Ponsana in another men's singles match which lasted for just over half an hour.

Bangalore shuttler Arvind was up against compatriot Anup Sridhar and the 33-year-old managed a 21-17 21-15 victory to sail into the second round. He will take on second seed Boonsak Ponsana next.