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Justice Manmohan speaking on AI in Judiciary, showing collaboration between artificial intelligence and human judges in India’s justice system.

Justice Manmohan: AI in Judiciary Meant to Assist, Not Replace Judges

Introduction: Judiciary at the Threshold of a New Revolution, Justice Manmohan, a judge on the Supreme Court of India, recently expressed a powerful vision for the future of India's judicial system, positioning it firmly at the brink of a "fourth industrial revolution." While addressing a conference in Delhi on 29 November 2025, centered on “Transforming Justice Delivery System with AI & Technology,” he emphasized the critical need to incorporate Artificial Intelligence (AI)

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Mediation Not a Threat to Judiciary, Says CJI Surya Kant

Introduction Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant has strongly dismissed the enduring notion that encouraging mediation undermines the judicial system, describing this perspective as “unacceptable” in the current scenario. Addressing a celebration event held by the Bar Council of India in his recognition, the CJI stressed that mediation should be seen as a fundamental and empowering part of the justice delivery system, rather than a substitute arising from judicial shortco

Dec 11, 20252 min read

Uniform Judicial System Needed to Reduce Divergent Views by Courts, Says CJI Surya Kant

Introduction During the 2025 Constitution Day observance, Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant highlighted the immediate necessity for a standardized national judicial policy designed to ensure coherence, predictability, and uniformity throughout all court jurisdictions in India. His speech emphasized a firm dedication to enhancing institutional clarity and fostering judicial harmony amid the ongoing rapid evolution of the Indian judiciary. A unified vision of India’s ju

Dec 1, 20255 min read

Judges in the Delhi High Court delivering a verdict on a Human Rights case under Article 21, symbolizing justice and dignity in parole decisions.

Human Rights and Balancing Prison Discipline: Delhi High Court Upholding the right of Prisoner under Article 21

Case Name: Ajmer Singh Alias Pinka V. The State of NCT, Delhi. Introduction: In an important judgment reinforcing Human Rights and constitutional safeguards, the Delhi High Court upheld the fundamental rights of convicts by ruling that the rejection of parole for performing the last rites of a deceased parent violates the right to dignity protected under Article 21 of the Constitution of India . The Court stated that denying parole in the existence of humanitarian consi

Oct 28, 20253 min read

Supreme Court of India courtroom illustration with judges deliberating and a public servant holding legal documents labeled “Section 197 CrPC Sanction,” highlighting the trial process and IPC offences.

Supreme Court: Sanction under section.197 CrPC Can Be Raised Before Trial Court at Any Stage of Proceedings

Case Name: Ram Sagar Versus Central Bureau of Investigation. Introduction: The Supreme Court of India, in a present case headed by a...

Sep 22, 20253 min read

Judge verifying documents in a courtroom with a juvenile accused, highlighting the Uttarakhand HC ruling on age verification before trial.

Uttarakhand HC Orders Age Verification Before Trial, Sends Case to Juvenile Board

“What happens when the foundation of a Criminal Trial, the age of accused is in doubt?” This critical question came before the...

Sep 3, 20253 min read

Indian courtroom interior featuring a "Judiciary Reform" sign and gavel on a wooden table, with a judge’s chair and Indian flag in the background.

The 3-Year Rule and India’s Judiciary Reform: A Balanced Perspective

The Supreme Court’s latest verdict on judicial appointments has stirred up more than just the legal community; it's made waves among...

May 22, 20256 min read

Chief Justice of India Sanjiv Khanna delivering his farewell address in the Supreme Court, known for his commitment to transparency, humility, and judicial integrity.

CJI Sanjiv Khanna Steps Down Leaving a Quiet Yet Enduring Legacy

In the Supreme Court of India, known for its high-stakes drama and heated arguments, there was a rare pause last week, a moment of...

May 14, 20255 min read

Gavel, balance scale, and a document labeled "SECTION 125 CrPC" symbolizing a legal judgment on maintenance laws in India.

Adult, Able-bodied Unmarried Daughters Can't Claim Maintenance Now Under Section 125 CrPC: Jammu & Kashmir High Court

Case Title : Abdul Raheem Bhat v. Beauty Jan and Others Introduction The jurisprudence surrounding adult unmarried daughter maintenance...

Apr 15, 20256 min read

The Supreme Court of India with a judge’s gavel and legal documents representing First Information Reports (FIRs), emphasizing the concept of a second FIR in legal proceedings.

Supreme Court Ruling: When Is a Second FIR Allowed?

The Supreme Court recently laid down principles regarding the permissibility of registering a second First Information Report (FIR) for the

Feb 25, 20253 min read

The Supreme Court of India with a judge's gavel and legal documents representing mediation. The background features the iconic dome of the Supreme Court building in New Delhi, highlighting the concept of justice and voluntary mediation.

Mediation Cannot Be Forced, Must Be Based on Mutual Consent: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court of India recently ruled that mediation cannot be imposed upon any party without their consent.

Feb 25, 20254 min read

CJI DY Chandrachud delivered his heartfelt retirement speech, reflecting on his judicial journey and contributions to Indian law

CJI DY Chandrachud Retirement Speech Delivers His Vision for the Future of Justice

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Nov 21, 20244 min read