Sabitlenmiş Tweet
A humble request to Honorable Chief Minster, Sh.Nitish Kumar Ji, in loving memory of Padama Shri Sharda Sinha Ji.
#CMObihar
#Nitishkumar
#ShardaSinha
#TejaswiYadav
English
R.K.Singh.(Adv Supreme Court)
6.6K posts
R.K.Singh.(Adv Supreme Court)
@AmicusRaj
There comes a point where a man must refuse to answer to his leader if he is also to answer to his conscience. A king is also under God & Law.
New Delhi Katılım Nisan 2012
295 Takip Edilen264 Takipçiler
@ShivAroor Since you have earned your daily wages today.. Move on to some more meaningful work in life..
English
@HelleLyngSvends @Samriddhi0809 @Saurabh_MLAgk Your English is good enough to catch many a paid troll with their pants down..
Keep hitting where it hurts the most.
English
@Saurabh_MLAgk My English might be rusty, but my press freedom is not.
English
International Journalist - “PM Modi , why don’t u take questions from the most “Free-st ” press in the world.”
Then, she posts on X to tonts Indian Media for being at no 157 in Free Press Index while Norway being at no 1 in Free Press Index.
English
@RuchiraC The facial expressions of this couple are so repulsive that they speak volumes about the degree of theatrics in their lives..
Disgusting..
The child, though, is cute.. and seems to be trying to say something too.. Better the child be heard than these morons.
English
ये भक्त भारत में क्यों नहीं रहते?
इन्हें “भगवान” के राज का मज़ा नहीं उठाना?
हिन्दी
"Winning Praise ".. I see.. This is the precise reason why I discontinued reading HT long ago.. I wasn't wrong.
Hindustan Times@htTweets
Who is Sibi George, the Indian diplomat winning praise for taking on Norway press head on Stay updated with all the stories that matter — download the Hindustan Times App hindustantimes.com/india-news/who…
English
है शिक्षामंत्री कह रहा है स्वास्थ्य मंत्री हैं..बिहार का दुर्भाग्य के साथ समझौता ख़त्म होने का नाम नहीं ले रहा हैं ।
The Bihar@thebiharoffice
बताइये कैसा आदमी को शिक्षामंत्री बना दिया गया है। जिसे ख़ुद पता नहीं की वह शिक्षामंत्री है या स्वास्थ मंत्री।
हिन्दी
अतुल भाई..
“कोर्ट चले जाइए”.. अब यह मात्र प्रक्रिया नहीं रह गई है।
हुकूमत को पूरा यक़ीन है कि.. जाइए ज़रा कोर्ट.. हमें पता है वहाँ क्या होगा।
Atul Londhe Patil (INDIA Ka Parivar)🇮🇳@atullondhe
23 सेकंड के सवाल के लिए 13 मिनट की सफाई देनी पड़े समझदार हो तो समझ जाइए हमारे लोकतंत्र की स्थिति क्या है जब भी मुश्किल में फसते है महात्मा गांधी जी को याद करते है 🙏
हिन्दी
You have unknowingly done a great service to democracy and freedom in India.
Hope this journalistic courage spreads globally.. and he too faces the same scrutiny every democratic leader must.
Helle Lyng@HelleLyngSvends
I never thought I would have to write this, but I am not a foreign spy of any sort, sent out by any foreign government. My work is journalism, primarily in Norway now.
English
अब इस जन्म में क्या.. अगले सात जन्मों तक नॉर्वे नहीं जाएँगे।
जाएँगे क्या.. नॉर्वे की तरफ़ मुँह करके सोएँगे तक नहीं।
यही शुरू से होना चाहिए था।
लेट से शुरू हुआ.. ख़ैर, शुरू तो हुआ!
Wg Cdr Anuma Acharya (Retd)@AnumaVidisha
नॉर्वे प्रेस फ्रीडम के मामले में अग्रणी देशों में गिना जाता है. पहले एक महिला पत्रकार ने पीएम मोदी से प्रेस कॉन्फ्रेंस न करने को लेकर सवाल पूछा, और फिर भारत के विदेश मंत्रालय के डेलिगेशन से भी वही प्रश्न किया गया. वैश्विक मीडिया अब समझ चुका है कि मोदी ‘मार्केटिंग के चमकदार खोल’ में भीतर से एक ‘खोखला प्रॉडक्ट हैं’. इस वैश्विक शर्मिंदगी और इस अंतरराष्ट्रीय गिरावट का जिम्मेदार कौन?
हिन्दी
He is a typical case where the kettle is far hotter than the tea itself.. When substance is absent, performance becomes a poor excuse..
Shruti Dhore@ShrutiDhore
Meet him. 🤡 This is CB George, an Indian diplomat in Norway. Yesterday, he insulted India there. When Norwegian journalists asked why there is no press freedom in India and why minorities are being treated step-motherly, he first called the foreign journalists foolish, then started talking about the great tradition of a great nation. He said that if someone's rights are being violated, there is the court. What would you say about him?
English
The courage to face the press does not come from theatrics…teleprompters or carefully curated imagery.. it comes from a lifetime spent in pursuit of knowledge…intellect and conviction…
Smita Sharma@Smita_Sharma
Not a single press conference by the Prime Minister held in the country since 2014. Only select interviews with filtered pliant questions. This is the world’s largest democracy and the press has a right to ask questions directly to its elected Prime Minister. One way Mann Ki Baat is not an alternative to a PC. Diplomats, bureaucrats and ministers answering questions are not the same as heads of states and governments answering media questions in a democracy. That is called accountability and responsibility. There are countries where press freedom is taken seriously. And India has stopped the tradition of foreign heads of govts and states taking questions after their press statements with the PM following formal talks in Delhi .Similarly except for the US where the PM is forced to take two Qs (fixed from the Indian side) and initial UK trip in 2015, foreign heads of states and govts have stopped taking Qs from their press after joint remarks of top leaders because of the insistence from the visiting Indian govt side. This needs to stop. Surely a Prime Minister who enjoys such a strong mandate cannot continue to shy away from legitimate questions that others answering on his behalf will not carry the same weight.
English
The courage to talk to the press comes not from theatrics or a curated image, but from a life spent in pursuit of knowledge..
A small glimpse of what should truly exist in a Prime Minister.
Ruchira Chaturvedi@RuchiraC
“I was not the PM who was afraid of talking to the press” They called him a “silent” PM but Dr Manmohan Singh met the press regularly, and on every foreign trip, he had a presser. And now we have PM Modi who has never addressed a press conference & runs away from questions.
English
What have we reduced ourselves to in international forums..
Theatrics now appears to be the first requirement to serve the government.
Pathetic!
Sandeep Manudhane@sandeep_PT
Elocution competition starts at 10 am in common hall of Vikas UPSC Coaching. Are you prepared with your speech on "India the golden bird"? Good. Start. 2.5 min.
English
इश्क़ का क्या है वो तो कई बार हो सकता हैं ।
लेकिन वो एक शख़्स बार बार नहीं हो सकता ।।
ईश्वर करें आपकी दुआ क़बूल हो ।
Smriti Z Irani@smritiirani
32 global honours and counting… 🇮🇳 Congratulations to PM @NarendraModi ji on being conferred with Norway’s highest honour, the Grand Cross of the Royal Norwegian Order of Merit, a testament to the global respect and admiration for his tireless statesmanship and commitment to global good.
हिन्दी
The facial expression of both these actors on rent says it all..
..the most cutest is the child ..
Wg Cdr Anuma Acharya (Retd)@AnumaVidisha
नये “एक्टर”, पुरानी स्क्रिप्ट
English
R.K.Singh.(Adv Supreme Court) retweetledi
For those in the world who don’t know, the Chief Justice of India made a reference likening youngsters to cockroaches. This went viral and prompted @abhijeet_dipke to launch the Cockroach Janta Party (Cockroach People’s Party), a digital political movement which many now hope will actually become a proper political party.
Within 24 hours or so they have crossed 20,000 members, have a political symbol and a manifesto in line with the ideals of the Indian Constitution.
While this may have started out as a gag, it is now turning serious and people are already beginning to see a new political movement possibility driven by Gen Z.
Watch this space. We are seeing the birth of a new political movement in India in the digital space with people declaring “I am a cockroach”, and “cockroach power”.
English
What was the need for such utterance...totally uncalled for..
खुरपेंच@khurpenchh
चीफ जस्टिस जी आपकी बात बिल्कुल सही है , बेरोजगार युवा कॉकरोच ही होता है, काश देश का हर युवा जज की औलाद होता तो वो भी कॉकरोच बनने के बजाए जज बन जाता।
English
R.K.Singh.(Adv Supreme Court) retweetledi
Date of appointment of a Judge of the Supreme Court decides the seniority and eventually who gets to become Chief Justice of India and for how long. Does this explain the 'extraordinary emergency' with which strength of Supreme Court has been increased through an 'Ordinance'?
An ordinance can only be promulgated when both Houses of Parliament are not in session. The Budget Session ended barely a month ago. The cabinet approved this increase in strength merely few weeks after the session ended. Were they deliberately waiting for the session to end?
Or are we to believe that Govt is so poor at planning that it couldn't bring a Bill to this effect in the Budget Session? And that pendency of cases in SC, built over the years, needs such an urgent resolution that Govt couldn't wait till July when Monsoon Session will begin?
On the face of it, this seems like a rather uncontroversial decision that would have easily passed in #Parliament. Then, why is the Parliament being bypassed now?
Is this a move to get some particular judges appointed to SC just in time to hear some particular cases pending before the court? Also, what is the rationale behind the number '37'? Why not 36 or 39? How are these decisions taken? What are the factors considered?
We will never know because an Ordinance forecloses the possibility of Govt justifying its decision 'before' enacting a law. Ofcourse, this would be painted as a 'historic' decision as all decisions of Govt are. But the real intent may only be known later.
Live Law@LiveLawIndia
#BREAKING President promulgates Ordinance to increase the number of Supreme Court Judges from 33 to 37 (excluding the CJI).
English
@mkatju Hahahaa hahahaa...
We often become preachers in other's case..
English
@mkatju I totally agree with you.
But I would like to remind you of your own tenure. During your time, you too often made such observations — of course, apart from the sher-o-shayari and literary references, which we all cherished. Yet, your off-the-cuff remarks were equally well known.
English
Judges should talk less in Court
By Justice Katju
While hearing a petition of a lawyer who wanted to be designated as a senior advocate, the Chief Justice of India Justice Surya Kant reportedly said that some unemployed youth were like cockroaches, and end up becoming media persons, social media users, and RTI activists, who start attacking anyone.
He also reportedly said '' There were already parasites in society who attack the system, and you want to join hands with them ? ''.
timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/youngste…
When a lot of criticism was made of these remarks, he issued a clarification stating that he had been misquoted, and he was referring to people entering professions with fake and bogus degrees.
timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/misquote…
The point, however, is that why should he have made such observations at all, which compelled him to issue a clarification ? The bench presided over by the CJI should have heard the petitioner and the respondent, and then passed whatever order they thought suitable. How do cockroaches and parasites come into the picture ?
There is an oft quoted statement of a former Lord Chancellor of England Sir Francis Bacon '' A much talking judge is like an ill tuned cymbal '', which means judges should talk less in court. Their job is to listen, not talk, in court. Talking is the lawyer's job. Of course if the judge needs some clarification, he can ask the lawyer for it. But otherwise he should remain silent, and after the hearing pass whatever order he thinks appropriate. The pen is ultimately in his hand.
indicanews.com/judges-should-…
When I was in London once I visited the British High Court during the hearing of a case. There was almost pin drop silence in the courtroom, the lawyer arguing in a very low voice, and the judge hearing silently. Occasionally, the judge would ask the lawyer for some clarification, but otherwise he was silent throughout the hearing. This is how courts should function.
A Court should have an atmosphere of serenity, tranquillity, and calm, and judges should speak little
countercurrents.org/2025/05/indian…
Former CJI Gavai, on a plea in a petition before the Supreme Court by a Hindu to restore the beheaded idol of Lord Vishnu at Khajuraho reportedly said :
“Go and ask the deity itself to do something. You say you are a staunch devotee of Lord Vishnu. So go and pray to it ( to restore its own head ) “
Where was the need for such a remark ? Gavai could have dismissed the petition simply saying that there was no merit in it.
Former CJI DY Chandrachud would talk endlessly in Court.
All this lowers the dignity of a Court, and it also increases the chances of the judge being misconstrued.
As a former Judge of the Supreme Court and as an elder brother, I respectfully advise the CJI and his companion Judges of the Supreme Court to pay heed to the dictum of Sir Francis Bacon, and start talking less in Court
English
I totally agree with you.
But I would like to remind you of your own tenure. During your time, you too often made such observations — of course, apart from the sher-o-shayari and literary references, which we all cherished. Yet, your off-the-cuff remarks were equally well known.
Markandey Katju@mkatju
Judges should talk less in Court By Justice Katju While hearing a petition of a lawyer who wanted to be designated as a senior advocate, the Chief Justice of India Justice Surya Kant reportedly said that some unemployed youth were like cockroaches, and end up becoming media persons, social media users, and RTI activists, who start attacking anyone. He also reportedly said '' There were already parasites in society who attack the system, and you want to join hands with them ? ''. timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/youngste… When a lot of criticism was made of these remarks, he issued a clarification stating that he had been misquoted, and he was referring to people entering professions with fake and bogus degrees. timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/misquote… The point, however, is that why should he have made such observations at all, which compelled him to issue a clarification ? The bench presided over by the CJI should have heard the petitioner and the respondent, and then passed whatever order they thought suitable. How do cockroaches and parasites come into the picture ? There is an oft quoted statement of a former Lord Chancellor of England Sir Francis Bacon '' A much talking judge is like an ill tuned cymbal '', which means judges should talk less in court. Their job is to listen, not talk, in court. Talking is the lawyer's job. Of course if the judge needs some clarification, he can ask the lawyer for it. But otherwise he should remain silent, and after the hearing pass whatever order he thinks appropriate. The pen is ultimately in his hand. indicanews.com/judges-should-… When I was in London once I visited the British High Court during the hearing of a case. There was almost pin drop silence in the courtroom, the lawyer arguing in a very low voice, and the judge hearing silently. Occasionally, the judge would ask the lawyer for some clarification, but otherwise he was silent throughout the hearing. This is how courts should function. A Court should have an atmosphere of serenity, tranquillity, and calm, and judges should speak little countercurrents.org/2025/05/indian… Former CJI Gavai, on a plea in a petition before the Supreme Court by a Hindu to restore the beheaded idol of Lord Vishnu at Khajuraho reportedly said : “Go and ask the deity itself to do something. You say you are a staunch devotee of Lord Vishnu. So go and pray to it ( to restore its own head ) “ Where was the need for such a remark ? Gavai could have dismissed the petition simply saying that there was no merit in it. Former CJI DY Chandrachud would talk endlessly in Court. All this lowers the dignity of a Court, and it also increases the chances of the judge being misconstrued. As a former Judge of the Supreme Court and as an elder brother, I respectfully advise the CJI and his companion Judges of the Supreme Court to pay heed to the dictum of Sir Francis Bacon, and start talking less in Court
English