Access to justice begins with dialogue, must ensure dignity and inclusion: CJI Surya Kant
The CJI said access to justice cannot be considered meaningful if it is hindered due poverty, disability, language or lack of awareness.
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CPI urges Andhra Pradesh government to stop Telangana from taking up lift irrigation project near Pulichintala
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