Today, On 21st June, On the 11th International Yoga Day, CJI BR Gavai joined a special yoga session held at the Supreme Court’s Administrative Building in Delhi. He also addressed participants, encouraging the practice for health and well-being.
CJI Gavai emphasized that a country cannot genuinely call itself progressive or democratic unless it tackles deep-rooted social inequalities. He highlighted the urgent need to eliminate systemic barriers that continue to marginalize large sections of society.
CJI Bhushan R. Gavai firmly told the Centre, “Don’t act selectively on collegium recommendations,” stressing that judicial appointments must be handled fairly, without splitting or delaying names, to protect the independence and integrity of the judiciary.
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.
