Really Feeling Very Overwhelmed and Honoured: Justice V. Mohana at First Event After Becoming Supreme Court Judge

Justice V. Mohana said she felt “really overwhelmed and honoured” while attending her first public function after taking oath as a Supreme Court judge. She described the moment as “unimaginable” and a great privilege, recalling her journey from student to the nation’s highest court.

CJI Nominates Justice BV Nagarathna as Supreme Court Legal Services Committee Chairperson, Effective From June 29

Supreme Court Judge Justice B.V. Nagarathna has been appointed Chairperson of the Supreme Court Legal Services Committee under the Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987. She succeeds Justice J.K. Maheshwari and will lead the body responsible for providing legal aid to underprivileged citizens.

Committee on Artificial Demographic Changes May Consider Need for New Law to Tackle Issue: Amit Shah Flags Illegal Immigration , Announces High Level Review Panel

The Centre constituted a High-Level Committee under retired Supreme Court judge Justice Prakash Prabhakar Naolekar to examine demographic changes allegedly caused by illegal immigration and other unnatural factors, with Union Home Minister Amit Shah stating the panel will also assess the need for a separate law.

Coimbatore to Supreme Court: Senior Advocate V. Mohana’s Inspiring Journey| A Must-Read

The Supreme Court Collegium recommended Senior Advocate V Mohana for elevation as Supreme Court judge, marking a landmark moment for women’s representation in the judiciary, with her distinguished legal career recognised as a significant breakthrough in a profession historically dominated by men across India.

Women Lawyers Need Strong Sisterhood to Fight Structural Inequality: Justice B V Nagarathna

Justice B. V. Nagarathna urged stronger solidarity among women lawyers, stating sisterhood is necessary to confront structural inequalities in the legal profession, while speaking at the launch of The Constitution is my Home by senior advocate Indira Jaising.

AI Can’t Replace Judges’ Lived Human Experience in Decision-Making: Justice Vikram Nath

Vikram Nath stressed that artificial intelligence must not replace human judgment in courts. Speaking at judicial conference, he urged cautious adoption, highlighting need to balance technological advancement with core human element in judicial decision making processes.

“Why Do You Need Sundays Off?”: Justice Aravind Kumar Urges Young Lawyers to Show Commitment

Justice Aravind Kumar questioned the trend of young lawyers taking weekends off, stressing that true success requires dedication and long working hours. He said commitment to the profession is essential and limiting work time can slow down learning and growth.

Do Not Let AI Affect Your Thinking Process: Justice P S Narasimha Tells Lawyers

Supreme Court judge Justice P S Narasimha cautioned lawyers and judges against over-dependence on artificial intelligence, stressing that AI should not weaken critical and analytical thinking. He said technology must assist the legal system, not replace human judgment, as courts prepare for major changes ahead.

“Change in Mindset Crucial for Mediation to Succeed in India,” Says Supreme Court Judge

A Supreme Court judge said mediation can become widely accepted in India only if people change their mindset and trust the process at the grassroots level. He stressed that mediation must work parallel to courts and should not be confused with arbitration.