#indirabanerjee

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In the Supreme Court, we currently have four women justices out of the sitting 33. That makes it just 12%. Of the 1.7 million advocates, only 15% are women. The number indicates huge absence of women professionals in the field of law and justice. . . What's your opinion on this? . . . #law #lawyers #lawstudent #supremecourtofindia #legalknowledge #cji #uulalit #internationaldayofwomenjudges #womenjudges #femalejudges #fatimabeevi #highcourt #bvnagarathna #nvramana #indirabanerjee #justicebelatrivedi #constitutionofindia #constitution #justiceindumalhotra #judiciary #judicialmatter #collegium https://www.instagram.com/p/CicQ68cvDtT/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Pragnya IAS Academy - News Analysis.

How the Supreme Court has evolved since 1950.

India’s Supreme Court has three new judges—justices Indira Banerjee, Vineet Saran and K.M. Joseph—but not without controversy. Of the new appointments, justice Joseph’s nomination was initially rejected by the government citing his lack of experience and over-representation from Kerala (which already has a judge in the Supreme Court).