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    “AI Must Aid, Not Replace Judges”: CJI Surya Kant Warns Against Over-Reliance on Artificial Intelligence in Courts
    “AI Must Aid, Not Replace Judges”: CJI Surya Kant Warns Against Over-Reliance on Artificial Intelligence in Courts
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    “Law Cannot Remain a Fortress Alone”: CJI Surya Kant Urges Young Lawyers to Build an Open and Accessible Forum of Justice

    Speaking at NLU Jodhpur’s convocation, CJI Surya Kant said law must move from a “fortress” to a “forum” to ensure greater accessibility and fairness. He urged young lawyers to make the legal system simple, inclusive and responsive to society’s changing needs.

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    Cyber Crimes Not Only Cause Financial Damage but Also Create Emotional and Social Harm: CJI Surya Kant
    Cyber Crimes Not Only Cause Financial Damage but Also Create Emotional and Social Harm: CJI Surya Kant
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    Cyber Crimes Not Only Cause Financial Damage but Also Create Emotional and Social Harm: CJI Surya Kant

    Chief Justice of India Surya Kant said technological vulnerability in today’s digital era functions as a disability that restricts citizens’ access to justice. He warned that impersonation scams inflict financial, emotional, social and institutional harm on elderly victims.

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    Access to Justice Cannot Remain an Abstract Ideal Reserved for the Legally Empowered: CJI Surya Kant
    Access to Justice Cannot Remain an Abstract Ideal Reserved for the Legally Empowered: CJI Surya Kant
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    Access to Justice Cannot Remain an Abstract Ideal Reserved for the Legally Empowered: CJI Surya Kant

    Chief Justice of India Surya Kant said access to justice cannot remain an abstract ideal limited to the legally empowered. He stressed it must produce outcomes for the last person in line, restoring marginalised citizens’ faith in justice.

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    Paperless Courts Cannot Be Ignored; Handwritten Orders Not Acceptable in e-Courts Era: Supreme Court Slams Tribunals
    Paperless Courts Cannot Be Ignored; Handwritten Orders Not Acceptable in e-Courts Era: Supreme Court Slams Tribunals
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    Paperless Courts Cannot Be Ignored; Handwritten Orders Not Acceptable in e-Courts Era: Supreme Court Slams Tribunals

    The Supreme Court of India criticised the Hyderabad Motor Accident Claims Tribunal for issuing handwritten, often illegible orders despite investment in digitalisation. It stressed that the e-Courts project, now in its third phase, requires progress toward paperless courts.

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    “Education Must Prepare Citizens for Self-Governance”: CJI Surya Kant on Role of Universities in Democracy
    “Education Must Prepare Citizens for Self-Governance”: CJI Surya Kant on Role of Universities in Democracy
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    CJI Surya Kant Inaugurates National Meet of High Court Chief Justices in Bhopal

    Chief Justice of India Justice Surya Kant inaugurated a two-day conference of High Court Chief Justices at the National Judicial Academy in Bhopal. The meet focuses on judicial reforms, technology-driven courts, and building a unified, people-centric justice delivery system.

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    Delhi High Court Calls Bar Leaders for Key Meet on Raising District Courts’ Financial Powers
    Delhi High Court Calls Bar Leaders for Key Meet on Raising District Courts’ Financial Powers
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    Delhi High Court Calls Bar Leaders for Key Meet on Raising District Courts’ Financial Powers

    The Delhi High Court has invited bar association representatives for a meeting on January 30 to discuss increasing the pecuniary jurisdiction of district courts. Lawyers have long demanded the move to reduce delays, cut litigation costs, and ensure faster justice.

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    “Education Must Prepare Citizens for Self-Governance”: CJI Surya Kant on Role of Universities in Democracy
    “Education Must Prepare Citizens for Self-Governance”: CJI Surya Kant on Role of Universities in Democracy
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    “High Courts Are Real Guardians Of Rule Of Law For Common Citizens,” Says CJI Surya Kant

    Chief Justice of India Surya Kant said High Courts are the first and strongest protectors of the rule of law for ordinary people. He stressed that citizens should approach High Courts first, as they are vital, accessible centres of constitutional justice.

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    “Education Must Prepare Citizens for Self-Governance”: CJI Surya Kant on Role of Universities in Democracy
    “Education Must Prepare Citizens for Self-Governance”: CJI Surya Kant on Role of Universities in Democracy
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    Justice Delayed Is Not Only Justice Denied but It Is Justice Destroyed: CJI Surya Kant

    CJI Surya Kant stated, “Justice delayed is not only justice denied but it is justice destroyed.” He made these remarks at the Fali Nariman memorial lecture and during a felicitation program organized by the Bombay High Court.

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    ‘Whichever State I Go To, I Will Cite UP’s Example’: CJI Surya Kant Praises Uttar Pradesh at Court Complex Foundation Ceremony
    ‘Whichever State I Go To, I Will Cite UP’s Example’: CJI Surya Kant Praises Uttar Pradesh at Court Complex Foundation Ceremony
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    ‘Whichever State I Go To, I Will Cite UP’s Example’: CJI Surya Kant Praises Uttar Pradesh at Court Complex Foundation Ceremony

    Chief Justice of India Surya Kant lauded the Uttar Pradesh government while laying the foundation stone for six integrated court complexes, calling them a national benchmark. He said UP’s model of modern judicial infrastructure will be cited across the country as an example for other states.

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    ‘No One in My Family Knew Law, But My Father Stood by Me’: CJI Surya Kant on Choosing Law Against All Odds
    ‘No One in My Family Knew Law, But My Father Stood by Me’: CJI Surya Kant on Choosing Law Against All Odds
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    Justice Is Not Only for the Rich, Law Must Reach the Needy: CJI Surya Kant

    Chief Justice of India Surya Kant said the legal system must serve those in real need, not just people who can afford justice. Addressing law students in Patna, he urged young lawyers to bend the arc of justice towards the poor and voiceless.

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