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"The public trust which judiciary has, cannot be commanded and has to be earned," observed CJI Khanna in his response.

The CAN Foundation in collaboration with the NALSAR, Hyderabad and DNLU, Jabalpur is hosting the Symposium virtually today in honour of former Supreme Court Judge Justice HR Khanna

The CAN Foundation will be organizing the Symposium virtually on July 6, in collaboration with the NALSAR, Hyderabad and DNLU, Jabalpur.

Justices PV Sanjay Kumar and KV Viswanathan of the Supreme Court and Chief Justice Sunita Agarwal of the Gujarat High Court are among the dignitaries slated to attend the event, which will be held vir ...

Supreme Court Judges Justice MM Sundresh and Justice Dipankar Datta will be presiding over sessions dealing with seminal constitutional topics.

The symposium is being held in honour of the Late Justice HR Khanna.

This symposium serves as a tribute to the extraordinary legacy of Late Justice HR Khanna, a towering figure in the Indian judiciary.

This year, featuring erudite dignitaries from the legal field, there will be two important and riveting issues up for deliberation, and the program will be divided into two different sessions respecti ...

The Symposium shall see the presence of Justice Vikram Nath (Judge, Supreme Court) as the Chief Guest and Justice JB Pardiwala (Judge, Supreme Court) as the Presiding Guest at the Symposium.

Justice Khanna's dissenting judgment in ADM Jabalpur continues to inspire and remind generations of judges of their role in a democracy.

"(What) Justice Khanna, in his judgment, discussed has come to be accepted as the law of the land," the senior lawyer noted.

"One singular vote of dissent now has galvanized every thought in that direction." Justice Lalit remarked, while referring to the famous dissent.

The symposium is now streaming live on Youtube.

From ‘Nurturing the Constitutional fabric’ to ‘Strengthening the Virtual Courts’, a robust discussion is set to happen during the two sessions.

He said that efforts have been made by him as well as his predecessors Justices UU Lalit and Sanjiv Khanna to foster inclusive and collective decision-making at the apex court.

Justice Khanna embodies the ideal of a sthitaprajña — steadfast, even-minded in joy and sorrow and free from attachment, fear and anger.