In an interview with host Manisha Pande, authors Chitrakshi Jain and Prashant Reddy T talk about their book Tareek Pe Justice, in which they argue for an urgent need to reform India's district courts ...

The book deeply explores India's foundational legal document as, contested arena, dissecting power dynamics between state ...

India’s judicial system is painfully slow. Across the country more than 50m cases are awaiting a verdict. Of those, nearly a ...

Reiterating the foundational principle that the rule of law is central to a healthy democracy, Shri Dhankhar warned against ...

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CUTTACK: Preservation of fragile judicial records is crucial as it helps in research and shapes history, said Chief Justice of Orissa High Court Harish Tandon on Saturday. Addressing the ...

He said the book also reflected his experiences as a student ... infusing diversity in the judicial system, integrating Indian languages into the court proceedings, strengthening the legal aid, etc. I ...

and Chitrakshi Jain’s Tareekh Pe Justice: Reforms for India’s District Courts ... The book has the potential not only to start important debates around the justice delivery system but also ...

When contacted, NCERT officials said these are only first part of the book ... India as a land of pilgrimages — from the icy peaks of Badrinath and Amarnath to the southern tip at Kanyakumari. The ...

I hope this part of the book results in a ... Tareekh Pe Justice: Reforms for India’s District Courts should compel us to think and empower the trial court justice system. It reminds us that ...

Former Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud believes that the Indian judicial system is transforming and is no longer being presided over by a group of “elite of male Hindu, upper caste ...

And thereby hangs a tale about the Indian ... court that he was 14 at the time of the incident, his statement was rejected for a fairly bizarre reason – that he had a bank account and a cheque ...