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16 August 2026

CJI address on youth and technology

The address provides context on the evolving role of the judiciary and the importance of youth in legal institutions, but it lacks the specificity of a landmark judgment or policy change required for higher relevance.

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Notes

  • CJI Surya Kant emphasized the role of the younger generation in the legal profession, highlighting their resilience, adaptability to technology, and awareness of social realities.
  • The judiciary acknowledges that the legal profession has become increasingly competitive with a steeper learning curve for young lawyers.
  • The Bar and Bench are committed to supporting young law graduates through mentorship and the creation of meaningful professional opportunities.
  • The Supreme Court has affirmed the right of law students to protest, characterizing such actions as part of a necessary dialogue within academic and professional institutions.
  • The judiciary has intervened to protect law students from punitive actions by regulatory bodies like the Bar Council of India (BCI) regarding their right to expression.
  • Young lawyers are encouraged to engage in legal aid work to ensure the law remains connected to the aspirations of the people.

Questions

  1. Discuss the role of the judiciary in fostering mentorship and professional development for young legal professionals in India. How does this contribute to the institutional integrity of the Bar? 150 words
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  2. The right to dissent and protest is fundamental to the academic and professional growth of law students. In the context of recent judicial observations, analyze the importance of protecting the autonomy of academic institutions and the right to expression within the legal fraternity. 250 words
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Prelims

  1. Which of the following bodies is primarily responsible for the professional enrolment of law graduates in India?