Today, On 26th November, Chief Justice of Bhutan said India’s Constitution has undergone 106 amendments, yet its basic structure remains intact. He praised the Indian judiciary for its stability, judicial excellence, and significant contribution to upholding rule of law across common law nations.
CJI Sanjiv Khanna shared his experiences as a criminal lawyer and encouraged young lawyers to pursue criminal law. He emphasized its significance in the legal system. However, he noted that many young professionals hesitate to choose it as a career. He urged them to consider its vital role in ensuring justice.
The ancient text Manusmriti has been introduced into the University of Delhi’s Faculty of Law curriculum, sparking controversy. Despite criticism for endorsing the caste system and gender inequality, faculty members argue for its inclusion for a critical comparative perspective. However, students express concern about potential societal division and discrimination in a modern, democratic society.
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The Supreme Court of India overturned a Maharashtra trial court’s decision to allow a third party to file a condonation of delay application for a land acquisition suit restoration. The Court expressed concerns about potential misuse, emphasizing that only parties involved in the suit can seek condonation of delay. The decision aimed to uphold the integrity of the judicial process.