Former CJI Chandrachud defended the Supreme Court’s verdict on Article 370, stating that the provision was always meant to fade away. In an interview with the BBC, he highlighted that it was introduced as a temporary measure due to war conditions. He emphasized that the Court upheld the elected government’s decision to abrogate it. According to him, the ruling aligns with the constitutional framework and historical context.
Today, On 13th November, the Supreme Court decided to review a video of the Delhi High Court Bar Association meeting where a women’s quota proposal was rejected. The Court questioned the lack of constitutional discussions during the rejection process. The matter is adjourned until November 18, focusing on the decision-making process regarding women’s representation.
Today(on 14th August), the Supreme Court of India elevated 39 lawyers to Senior Advocate status, including 10 women, showing a commitment to diversity and legal excellence. The decision reflects the court’s dedication to recognizing legal expertise and promoting gender inclusivity. The selection process was competitive, with 68 Advocates-on-Record and regular advocates honored with the prestigious senior gown.
On Tuesday(19th March),Former Supreme Court Judge Indira Banerjee highlighted gender imbalance in higher judiciary, being the eighth woman appointed in 68 years. She urged for increased female representation, addressing systemic obstacles and societal expectations. Judge Pratibha M Singh echoed the need for societal mindset shift to support women in the legal profession, emphasizing their vital role in families and society.
Diversity in Legal Landscape: Justice Hima Kohli on the Rise of First-Generation Lawyers and Women in Law In a recent address, Supreme Court Justice Hima Kohli emphasized the significance of diversity in the legal profession, particularly highlighting the roles of first-generation lawyers and women. She remarked, “Their contributions are far from mere tokenism; they bring […]
