“Reclaiming Justice: A New Blueprint for the Indian Judiciary Part 1”, My Ind, September 19, 2025:
“This monograph argues that the Indian judiciary, despite a promise of justice, functions as a colonial relic that primarily serves the state rather than its citizens. The pervasive problems of judicial pendency (over 50 million pending cases), high costs, and a culture of intimidation are not mere cracks in the system but are, in fact, a feature of its original design.
Tracing the judiciary’s origins as a tool for British imperial control, the paper contends that recent legal reforms, such as the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), are superficial changes that fail to dismantle this deep-seated “master-servant” mindset.
To fundamentally reconstruct the system, the monograph proposes a comprehensive blueprint built on five pillars…..”
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