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    When There Is a Duty to Speak It's A Crime to Remain Silent: Justice MS Sonak’s Farewell Speech at the Bombay HC
    When There Is a Duty to Speak It's A Crime to Remain Silent: Justice MS Sonak’s Farewell Speech at the Bombay HC
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    When There Is a Duty to Speak It’s A Crime to Remain Silent: Justice MS Sonak’s Farewell Speech at the Bombay HC

    Justice MS Sonak bid farewell to the Bombay High Court before assuming charge as Chief Justice of the Jharkhand High Court. He urged the Bar to guide the judiciary and said criticism strengthens the institution despite discomfort and challenges.

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    ‘The Petitioner Is Entitled to Call Her Brother’ — Delhi High Court Steps In to Help Celina Jaitly Contact Detained Army Officer in UAE
    ‘The Petitioner Is Entitled to Call Her Brother’ — Delhi High Court Steps In to Help Celina Jaitly Contact Detained Army Officer in UAE
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    ‘The Petitioner Is Entitled to Call Her Brother’ — Delhi High Court Steps In to Help Celina Jaitly Contact Detained Army Officer in UAE

    Delhi High Court has again asked the MEA to help actor Celina Jaitly establish contact with her brother detained in a UAE prison. The Court said the Consulate must ensure he is informed that he can speak to his sister.

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    BREAKING| No Words Can Capture the Depth of Such Grief: CJI Gavai Leads Two-Minute Silence in Supreme Court for Delhi Bomb Blast Victims
    BREAKING| No Words Can Capture the Depth of Such Grief: CJI Gavai Leads Two-Minute Silence in Supreme Court for Delhi Bomb Blast Victims
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    BREAKING| No Words Can Capture the Depth of Such Grief: CJI Gavai Leads Two-Minute Silence in Supreme Court for Delhi Bomb Blast Victims

    Today, On 11th November, Chief Justice of India BR Gavai led a two-minute silence in the Supreme Court to honour the victims of the Delhi bomb blast, expressing deep sorrow and saying, “No words can capture the depth of such grief.”

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    Justice Begins at Home: Delhi High Court Stands Up for Its Law Researchers
    Justice Begins at Home: Delhi High Court Stands Up for Its Law Researchers
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    Justice Begins at Home: Delhi High Court Stands Up for Its Law Researchers

    The Delhi High Court has directed the Delhi Government to grant law researchers the enhanced pay of Rs 80,000 per month with retrospective effect from October 1, 2022. The Bench held that the decision on remuneration lies within the powers of the Chief Justice under Article 229 of the Constitution.

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    “Justice Must Not Remain an Abstract Ideal”: CJI Gavai Bats for Legal Aid & Mediation to Ease 5.36 Crore Case Burden
    “Justice Must Not Remain an Abstract Ideal”: CJI Gavai Bats for Legal Aid & Mediation to Ease 5.36 Crore Case Burden
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    “Justice Must Not Remain an Abstract Ideal”: CJI Gavai Bats for Legal Aid & Mediation to Ease 5.36 Crore Case Burden

    CJI B R Gavai stressed that litigation alone cannot deliver justice and urged wider use of legal aid and mediation. With 5.36 crore cases pending, SCBA president Vikas Singh said mediation could drastically reduce India’s backlog.

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    "First Among Equals, Not Supreme": CJI Gavai’s Powerful Call to End 'Chief Justice-Centric' Mindset in Supreme Court
    "First Among Equals, Not Supreme": CJI Gavai’s Powerful Call to End 'Chief Justice-Centric' Mindset in Supreme Court
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    “First Among Equals, Not Supreme”: CJI Gavai’s Powerful Call to End ‘Chief Justice-Centric’ Mindset in Supreme Court

    CJI B R Gavai asserts that the Supreme Court should not revolve around the Chief Justice alone. He calls for democratic functioning and equal partnership between bar and bench.

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    Sai Deepak Slams Bar & Bench for ‘Sly’ Coverage in Murder Case: "Is This How Legal Journalism Should Be Conducted?"
    Sai Deepak Slams Bar & Bench for ‘Sly’ Coverage in Murder Case: "Is This How Legal Journalism Should Be Conducted?"
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    Sai Deepak Slams Bar & Bench for ‘Sly’ Coverage in Murder Case: “Is This How Legal Journalism Should Be Conducted?”

    Senior Advocate J Sai Deepak criticised Bar and Bench for its “sly” coverage of a Supreme Court murder case, asking, “Is this how legal journalism should be conducted?” after the portal highlighted a minor courtroom exchange.

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    No Trigger, I’m 70 Now”: Dushyant Dave Quits Legal Profession After 48 Glorious Years
    No Trigger, I’m 70 Now”: Dushyant Dave Quits Legal Profession After 48 Glorious Years
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    Breaking: No Trigger, I’m 70 Now: Dushyant Dave Quits Legal Profession After 48 Glorious Years

    Senior Advocate Dushyant Dave retires after a 48-year-long legal journey, saying it’s time for younger lawyers to take charge. He plans to work for society and spend time with family.

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    Litigants Equally Crucial as Judges and Lawyers in Justice System: UP CM Yogi at Allahabad HC
    Litigants Equally Crucial as Judges and Lawyers in Justice System: UP CM Yogi at Allahabad HC
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    Litigants Equally Crucial as Judges and Lawyers in Justice System: UP CM Yogi at Allahabad HC

    Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath inaugurated Rs 680 crore advocate chambers and parking at Allahabad High Court, emphasizing the equal importance of litigants in the justice system alongside judges and lawyers. He highlighted infrastructure improvements, support for advocates, and the goal of enhancing justice delivery through integrated court complexes.

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    “We belong to the environment, not the other way around”: Justice Abhay S Oka connects environmental justice with social justice
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    CJI Gavai Praises Justice Oka’s Remarkable Contribution to Judiciary: “Workaholic & Dedicated to Work”

    Yesterday, On 21st May, Chief Justice of India B R Gavai praised Justice Abhay S Oka as a “workaholic and dedicated to work” during a farewell organised by SCAORA, ahead of Justice Oka’s retirement on May 24.

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