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New Parliament inauguration: How the old Parliament building saw the Supreme Court's earliest sittings

After its inauguration on January 28, 1950, the Supreme Court commenced its sittings in a part of the Parliament House. The Court moved into the present building on Tilak Marg in 1958. We take a look at its history. ....

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Why must we persist in hanging on to colonial-era honorifics

Why must we persist in hanging on to colonial-era honorifics
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Why must we persist in hanging on to colonial-era honorifics, asks Sumit Paul

Why must we persist in hanging on to colonial-era honorifics, asks Sumit Paul
The moment a lawyer, petitioner or even a plaintiff calls me âYour Honourâ, âYour Lordshipâ, or âMy Lordâ, a sense of uneasiness and embarrassment engulfs my whole existence and I request the person to call me just Mr Justice or Mr Chagla. These unnecessary lofty terms of address smack of slavery and colonial hangover Chief Justice of India M C Chagla
Last week, the Supreme Court took exception to a petitioner addressing the judges as âYour Honourâ, and reminded that it was the way judges were addressed in the US Supreme Court. ....

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