“No Matter How Big One Becomes, He Shouldn’t Forget His Culture,” Says CJI B R Gavai Inspiring Students in Uttar Pradesh

CJI B R Gavai urged students to stay connected to their roots and culture, saying true success lies in serving society. He called delivering socio-economic justice a greater achievement than earning wealth.

“Culture of Frequent Strikes Gives Bad Name to Legal Profession”: Allahabad HC Criticizes Bar Associations

The Allahabad High Court condemned the frequent strikes by lawyers, emphasizing their detrimental effects on the legal profession’s reputation and justice delivery. It instructed district judges in Uttar Pradesh to stop circulating strike resolutions from Bar Associations, highlighting that such actions hinder court operations and public trust. The court urged lawyers to fulfill their duties responsibly.

“Imported Philosophy & Stigma In Indian Culture”: HC on Live-in Relationships

Live-in relationship is an “imported philosophy” and against the “expectations of Indian tenets”, and that it is still considered a “stigma” in the Indian culture, the Chhattisgarh High Courtobserved, holding that the institution of marriage no longer controls the people as it did in the past.

‘Tareekh Pe Tareekh’: CJI DY Chandrachud Calls for an End to this Culture in Judiciary

Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud Today called for the end of frequent adjournments (Tareekh Pe Tareekh) in district judiciary to change the perception of litigants. He criticized the prevalent culture, stressing the need for timely legal decisions. Justice Sunita Aggarwal supported this stance, emphasizing the pivotal role of judges. Chandrachud also highlighted concerns about women’s facilities in the judiciary and encouraged the use of social media by the district judiciary.