CJI B.R. Gavai has reinstated the Supreme Court’s original emblem and removed controversial glass partitions, decisions celebrated by the legal community. These changes aim to enhance accessibility and restore the court’s identity, addressing concerns about mobility and airflow. The adjustments are viewed as a respectful return to tradition, reflecting responsiveness to legal professionals’ feedback.
Today, On 14th October, Chief Justice DY Chandrachud announced the Supreme Court’s expansion in New Delhi, focusing on timely justice delivery. The project features an 86,000 square meter building with 29 new courtrooms and facilities for lawyers. Emphasizing sustainability and inclusivity, the expansion reflects the judiciary’s responsiveness to societal needs.
The Supreme Court of India has directed an investigation into the alarming number of pregnancies among women inmates in West Bengal jails. This proactive step underscores the commitment to safeguarding the rights and welfare of incarcerated women and addressing the complex challenges they face. The move highlights the judiciary’s advocacy for marginalized individuals in the prison system.
