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Hyderabad Dec 19 PTI Noting that law graduates in this country are only accustomed to considering legal problems in a theoretical manner Chief Justice of India NV Ramana on Sunday stressed the need to introduce courses that are more practical Speaking at the 18th Annual Convocation of Nalsar law University near here he cautioned the graduating students that the courtrooms are nothing like ones that are portrayed in movies or a moot court hall rather they will be cramped dingy and the judge may not even have a fan I observe that graduating students are accustomed to only considering legal problems in a theoretical manner There is an urgent need to introduce courses which are more practical and allow students to interact with people and their issues at the grassroots level Justice Ramana said He expressed disappointment over very few students who graduate from National Law Schools being interested in joining litigation or taking up public causes let alone practice at the district level Further it seems that there is a fascination to only practice before the Supreme Court and High Court while completely ignoring the importance of trial courts he said Urging the law graduates to consider gaining experience at trial court level before moving on to practice at higher forums such as High Court and the Supreme Court he said owing to the highest pendency before the trial courts there is both a demand and the need for specialised lawyers He appealed to the students not to fall prey to intoxicants and said they should disassociate themselves from substance abuse Your mental and physical health is in your hands A vibrant nation is built upon the health and energy of its youth Justice Ramana pointed out Law students being the guardians of freedom justice equality and ethics cannot allow narrow and partisan views to dominate the nations thought and they in the forefront to question injustice he added PTI GDK ROH ROH

New Delhi [India], December 12 (ANI): The Rajya Sabha recorded a productivity of 52.50 per cent, an improvement by 5.6 per cent over that of the first week in which the House was repeatedly adjourned due to opposition's protest demanding revocation of suspension of 12 members for the remainder of the ongoing winter session of Parliament.

“High pendency of cases, large number of vacancies and the Collegium system of appointment were among the key issues raised by Lok Sabha members on Tuesday while debating a bill that seeks to bring clarity on when Supreme Court and High Court judges will get enhanced pension on attaining a certain age. Opening the debate on the High Court and Supreme Court Judges (Salaries and Conditions of Service) Amendment Bill, 2021, Congress leader Shashi Tharoor made some critical observations about “the judiciary failing to stem the tide of majoritarianism”.

“High pendency of cases, large number of vacancies and the Collegium system of appointment were among the key issues raised by Lok Sabha members on Tuesday while debating a bill that seeks to bring clarity on when Supreme Court and High Court judges will get enhanced pension on attaining a certain age. Opening the debate on the High Court and Supreme Court Judges (Salaries and Conditions of Service) Amendment Bill, 2021, Congress leader Shashi Tharoor made some critical observations about “the judiciary failing to stem the tide of majoritarianism”.

“High pendency of cases, large number of vacancies and the Collegium system of appointment were among the key issues raised by Lok Sabha members on Tuesday while debating a bill that seeks to bring clarity on when Supreme Court and High Court judges will get enhanced pension on attaining a certain age. Opening the debate on the High Court and Supreme Court Judges (Salaries and Conditions of Service) Amendment Bill, 2021, Congress leader Shashi Tharoor made some critical observations about “the judiciary failing to stem the tide of majoritarianism”.

Parliament Winter Session 2021: The Winter Session of Parliament began on a stormy note on Monday as 12 Rajya Sabha MPs were suspended for rest of the session for their “violent behaviour” during the previous Monsoon Session. While the Opposition unitedly condemnded the move, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi said suspension can be revoked if the MPs apologise to the Rajya Sabha chairman. Meanwhile, the Farm Laws Repeal Bill was passed by both Houses of Parliament amid loud sloganeering by the Opposition.

Parliament Winter Session 2021: The Winter Session of Parliament began on a stormy note on Monday as 12 Rajya Sabha MPs were suspended for rest of the session for their “violent behaviour” during the previous Monsoon Session. While the Opposition unitedly condemnded the move, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi said suspension can be revoked if the MPs apologise to the Rajya Sabha chairman. Meanwhile, the Farm Laws Repeal Bill was passed by both Houses of Parliament amid loud sloganeering by the Opposition.

Parliament Winter Session 2021: The Winter Session of Parliament began on a stormy note on Monday as 12 Rajya Sabha MPs were suspended for rest of the session for their “violent behaviour” during the previous Monsoon Session. While the Opposition unitedly condemnded the move, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi said suspension can be revoked if the MPs apologise to the Rajya Sabha chairman. Meanwhile, the Farm Laws Repeal Bill was passed by both Houses of Parliament amid loud sloganeering by the Opposition.

Parliament Winter Session 2021: The Winter Session of Parliament began on a stormy note on Monday as 12 Rajya Sabha MPs were suspended for rest of the session for their “violent behaviour” during the previous Monsoon Session. While the Opposition unitedly condemnded the move, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi said suspension can be revoked if the MPs apologise to the Rajya Sabha chairman. Meanwhile, the Farm Laws Repeal Bill was passed by both Houses of Parliament amid loud sloganeering by the Opposition.