CJI Surya Kant Leads Women’s Day Walkathon in Chandigarh, Calls It a “Historic Day to Raise Awareness on Women’s Rights”

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant led a Women’s Day walkathon in Chandigarh during India International Disputes Week 2026, joined by judges, lawyers, and students. The event aimed to spread awareness about women’s rights and highlight the legal community’s support for gender equality.

“Only 1 Woman Among 34 Judges”: Why India’s Judiciary Still Struggles With Gender Representation This Women’s Day

Despite progress in lower courts, women remain severely underrepresented in India’s higher judiciary, with only one woman judge currently serving in the Supreme Court. On International Women’s Day, the numbers highlight the urgent need for reforms to break the judicial “glass ceiling.”

Women Leaders Bring Depth to Justice, Says Justice Mini Pushkarna at Arbitration Symposium

Justice Mini Pushkarna said greater representation of women in leadership roles strengthens institutions and leads to more inclusive decision-making. Speaking at an event by the Indian Council of Arbitration, she stressed that justice deepens when diverse perspectives shape policies and decisions.

‘Wholehearted Participation Needed’: SCBA Extends National Survey Of Women Advocates Deadline Till Feb 15

The Supreme Court Bar Association has extended the deadline for submitting responses to its National Survey of Women Advocates till February 15. The survey aims to document the lived experiences of women lawyers and support efforts towards a more inclusive and equitable legal profession.