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Court can sit till midnight to deliver justice to poor litigants, says CJI

The New Indian Express Tiruchy

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November 29, 2025

CHIEF Justice of India Surya Kant on Friday said there will be no "luxury litigation" in his court as his priority is to ensure justice for poor litigants, emphasising that if required, he will hold the court till midnight for them.

- UDAYAN KISHORE @ New Delhi

The CJI's remark came after a senior advocate mentioned a matter for urgent hearing. "The big lawyers want us to just hear them. There will be no luxury litigation in my court. My priority is the smallest litigant sitting at the very back and if required, I'll stay here till midnight for them," he said, reaffirming his commitment to access to justice.

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Hindu neighbour in Jammu gifts land to Muslim man whose home was razed

IN a heartwarming display of compassion and communal harmony, a Hindu resident of Jammu, Kuldip Sharma, gifted five marlas of land to a Muslim journalist Arfaz Daing, whose house was demolished during an anti-encroachment drive by Jammu Development Authority (JDA) a day earlier.

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Militants open fire at Manipur Army jawans

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Madras univ to use corpus fund to clear benefit dues

IN a decisive move driven by mounting judicial pressure, the syndicate of the University of Madras on Friday approved the use of its corpus fund along with a fresh ₹20-crore government grant to clear terminal benefits pending for nearly a decade.

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Non-AC train passengers to get bedrolls from January 1

TO enhance passenger comfort, Southern Railway on Friday announced that bed sheets and pillows will be provided to passengers travelling in non-AC sleeper coaches on a chargeable basis.

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CUTTING DELAYS, WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MEDIATORS

NDIA gets a new Chief Justice as it marks the 76th anniversary of the adoption of the Constitution.

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