At GNLU’s 16th Convocation, CJI Justice Surya Kant used a T20 cricket analogy to stress that the legal profession rewards specialization, not mediocrity. He also highlighted integrity, apprenticeship training, and bridging the academia-practice gap to strengthen public trust in the justice system.
The Bar Council of India has formed a committee, led by Cyril Shroff, to address concerns from Indian lawyers about new rules permitting foreign legal entities to operate in India. The committee aims to suggest amendments, protect Indian firms, ensure fair competition, and uphold legal ethics, submitting its report in 30 to 40 days.
The Bar Council of India has permitted foreign lawyers and firms to practice international law in India, emphasizing reciprocity and non-litigious work. New rules facilitate Indian lawyers expanding internationally while maintaining their rights. Registration requires adherence to strict conditions, ensuring compliance and protecting Indian legal professionals’ interests, promoting India as an arbitration hub.