Former CJI D.Y. Chandrachud said the highlight of his judicial career was securing permanent commission for women in the armed forces, adding that laws designed to protect women have the power to bring meaningful and lasting change in society. Former Chief Justice of India (CJI) D.Y. Chandrachud expressed that the highlight of his career was […]
Today, On 28th June, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar said, “Preamble of a Constitution is not changeable,” but pointed out it was changed in 1976 during the Emergency by adding “socialist,” “secular,” and “integrity,” which no other constitution has seen.
Speaking at the LCIA International Arbitration Symposium in London, CJI B R Gavai said India’s role in global arbitration has evolved remarkably. “India has moved from ‘interventionist uncle’ to ‘supportive elder cousin’ in the global arbitration family,” he said, highlighting judicial maturity and restraint.
CJI Gavai cautioned that judges accepting government posts or contesting elections soon after retirement “raises ethical concerns and invites public scrutiny,” stressing the need to protect judicial independence and maintain public trust in the justice system.
CJI Gavai cautioned that judges accepting government posts or contesting elections soon after retirement “raises ethical concerns and invites public scrutiny,” stressing the need to protect judicial independence and maintain public trust in the justice system.
Madhya Pradesh Congress State Chief Jitu Patwari wrote to CJI B.R. Gavai on Friday, requesting his intervention in the Ambedkar statue dispute. The party seeks judicial help to resolve the ongoing controversy quickly and fairly.
Vice President Dhankhar reacted to CJI Gavai’s concerns over protocol issues, saying, “I am also a sufferer.” He emphasized that following protocol is not about personal status but about respecting constitutional institutions and traditions.
Tamil Nadu Governor R.N. Ravi criticised the DMK-led government over rising crimes against Dalits, saying “discrimination still exists, no doubt about it.” Citing disturbing incidents, he questioned the state’s social justice claims, sparking a fresh political row.
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar was a visionary jurist and social reformer who played a pivotal role in shaping modern India’s legal and constitutional framework.
At Delhi University’s inaugural constitutional lecture series, Supreme Court Judge Justice P S Narasimha delivered a profound address highlighting the deep connection between citizens’ rights and duties. He described “Kartavyam” (duty) as a “Sadhana”, or spiritual discipline, essential for achieving societal harmony. Drawing a powerful analogy, he likened rights and duties to the sun and sunlight—inseparable and life-giving. His remarks emphasized the need for a balanced approach to constitutional values.
