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    “Will Miss His Voice”: Rajya Sabha Bids Emotional Farewell to Former CJI Ranjan Gogoi
    “Will Miss His Voice”: Rajya Sabha Bids Emotional Farewell to Former CJI Ranjan Gogoi
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    “Will Miss His Voice”: Rajya Sabha Bids Emotional Farewell to Former CJI Ranjan Gogoi

    Former CJI Ranjan Gogoi received a warm farewell in the Rajya Sabha as his six-year tenure came to an end. Chairman praised his legal wisdom and said the House will “miss his voice” and valuable contributions.

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    CJI Surya Kant Calls for Child-Friendly Family Courts, Suggests Removing Black Robes and Police Uniforms
    CJI Surya Kant Calls for Child-Friendly Family Courts, Suggests Removing Black Robes and Police Uniforms
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    CJI Surya Kant Calls for Child-Friendly Family Courts, Suggests Removing Black Robes and Police Uniforms

    CJI Surya Kant suggested removing black robes and uniforms for judges, lawyers, and even police in family courts to create a more child-friendly environment. He emphasized making courts less intimidating and more focused on resolving emotional family disputes.

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    Ex-CJI BR Gavai Explains Khajuraho Remark: 'Out of Context' Controversy Settled
    Ex-CJI BR Gavai Explains Khajuraho Remark: 'Out of Context' Controversy Settled
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    Former CJI Justice Gavai on Shoe-Hurling Incident: ‘Sometimes Forgiveness is Better Than Punishment’

    Former Chief Justice of India Justice Gavai responded to the shocking shoe-hurling incident in court, emphasizing respect for all religions. He said, “Sometimes forgiveness is better than punishment,” highlighting a message of patience and understanding.

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    “Screen Contracts Before Signing to Save Public Money”: Ex-CJI UU Lalit Warns of Massive Arbitration Losses in Infrastructure Projects
    “Screen Contracts Before Signing to Save Public Money”: Ex-CJI UU Lalit Warns of Massive Arbitration Losses in Infrastructure Projects
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    “Right to Education is the Most Impactful Affirmative Action in India”: Ex-CJI U U Lalit

    Former CJI U U Lalit said the Right to Education is a powerful example of affirmative action that transformed millions of lives and boosted India’s literacy. He highlighted how judicial interpretation and legislative action together made education a fundamental right.

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    "Amaravati’s Soil, Air and Water Shaped My Life": Former CJI N.V. Ramana Pays Tribute to His Roots
    "Amaravati’s Soil, Air and Water Shaped My Life": Former CJI N.V. Ramana Pays Tribute to His Roots
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    “Amaravati’s Soil, Air and Water Shaped My Life”: Former CJI N.V. Ramana Pays Tribute to His Roots

    Former CJI N.V. Ramana said Amaravati embodies the spirit of a new Andhra Pradesh, rooted in heritage and progress. He praised the farmers’ courage and reaffirmed faith in democracy and the rule of law.

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    Erection of Babri Masjid Was ‘Fundamental Act of Desecration,’ Says Former CJI DY Chandrachud, Triggers Nationwide Debate
    Erection of Babri Masjid Was ‘Fundamental Act of Desecration,’ Says Former CJI DY Chandrachud, Triggers Nationwide Debate
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    Erection of Babri Masjid Was ‘Fundamental Act of Desecration,’ Says Former CJI DY Chandrachud, Triggers Nationwide Debate

    Former CJI DY Chandrachud called the construction of Babri Masjid a “fundamental act of desecration” in a Newslaundry interview, reigniting controversy over the Ayodhya verdict. His remarks have drawn sharp criticism from legal experts, journalists, and public commentators across India.

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    "Sometimes, listening patiently to a citizen is also a healing act": Ex-CJI D.Y. Chandrachud
    "Sometimes, listening patiently to a citizen is also a healing act": Ex-CJI D.Y. Chandrachud
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    “Sometimes, listening patiently to a citizen is also a healing act”: Ex-CJI D.Y. Chandrachud

    Former CJI D.Y. Chandrachud said judges heal society not only through rulings but also by listening patiently. Speaking at Meghalaya High Court’s Independence Day event, he stressed freedom, diversity, and youth empowerment.

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    ONOE Bill Doesn’t Dilute Majority Rule, But Could Lead to ‘Indirect President’s Rule’: Ex-CJI Sanjiv Khanna
    ONOE Bill Doesn’t Dilute Majority Rule, But Could Lead to ‘Indirect President’s Rule’: Ex-CJI Sanjiv Khanna
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    ONOE Bill Doesn’t Dilute Majority Rule, But Could Lead to ‘Indirect President’s Rule’: Ex-CJI Sanjiv Khanna

    Former CJI Sanjiv Khanna told the JPC that the One Nation, One Election bill doesn’t directly weaken the rule of majority-backed governments but warned that deferring polls “may result in indirect President’s rule.” He flagged possible violations of the Constitution’s basic structure and federal principles.

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    Ex-CJI Chandrachud to Law Aspirants: ‘If Your Opponent Throws Insults, Ignore Them. Responding Won’t Win You the Case’
    Ex-CJI Chandrachud to Law Aspirants: ‘If Your Opponent Throws Insults, Ignore Them. Responding Won’t Win You the Case’
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    “No Shortcut for Success – Be Facilitators of Justice Before Everything,” Says Ex-CJI Chandrachud

    Former CJI D.Y. Chandrachud urged lawyers to prioritise ethics, lifelong learning, and empathy, calling them “facilitators of justice before everything.” He also stressed gender diversity and support for young lawyers.

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    “There’s a Great Deal of Experience Judges Can Bring”: Ex-CJI Chandrachud Challenges ‘Hype’ Around Post-Retirement Roles
    “There’s a Great Deal of Experience Judges Can Bring”: Ex-CJI Chandrachud Challenges ‘Hype’ Around Post-Retirement Roles
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    “There’s a Great Deal of Experience Judges Can Bring”: Ex-CJI Chandrachud Challenges ‘Hype’ Around Post-Retirement Roles

    Former CJI D.Y. Chandrachud says retired judges can greatly contribute to legislative bodies and tribunals. He calls media “hype” a reason judges avoid such roles.

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