Surya Kant

Surya Kant, as the Chief Justice of India, is a key figure in the India===Supreme Court of India's efforts to combat digital fraud, presiding over the bench that issued directives for a new SOP and compensation framework.

As Chief Justice of India, Surya Kant was the primary voice expressing strong disapproval of the textbook content, initiating suo motu proceedings and asserting that the judiciary's integrity would not be compromised. His actions directly led to the textbook's withdrawal.

As Chief Justice, Surya Kant led the bench that dismissed the petition for mandatory menstrual leave, articulating concerns that such a policy could deter employers from hiring women and perpetuate stereotypes.

Surya Kant, the Chief Justice of India, laid the foundation stone for the Mandi Judicial Court Complex and addressed a legal literacy camp, emphasizing the judicial system's role in providing hope and justice.

Surya Kant, the Chief Justice of India, is a key figure in advocating for the cautious integration of AI into the judicial system. He emphasizes AI's role as a tool to assist in data management and reduce delays, while firmly asserting that human judgment must remain central to delivering verdicts to maintain transparency and accountability.