Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud received widespread acclaim for his compassionate interaction with a wheelchair-bound lawyer during court proceedings. His concern for her comfort and inquiry about courtroom accessibility sparked a positive conversation about inclusivity in the judiciary, highlighting the need for ongoing improvements in public spaces for differently-abled individuals.
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During the convocation at PGIMER, Chandigarh, Chief Justice of India, Justice DY Chandrachud, emphasized the importance of empathy and ethics in medical practice. He drew parallels between medicine and law, highlighting the need for compassion, accessibility to healthcare, and ethical decision-making. He also shared a personal experience to underscore the human aspect of healthcare.
A 17-year-old granted bail after fatal accident in Pune, Maharashtra. Court-imposed conditions include working with traffic police, writing an essay on the accident, undergoing treatment for alcohol habit, and attending counseling. Accident led to demands for justice, with the minor facing charges and additional cases against his father and the establishment that served him alcohol.
