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Chief Justice of India Dhananjaya Chandrachud speaks about the role of judges in humanising the law
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41:53Now PlayingDhananjaya Chandrachud is the 50th & current Chief Justice of India. He has served in the role since November 2022 after being appointed to the Supreme Court of India in 2016.
Here he speaks with Prajwal Pandey at the Oxford Union about his role as Chief Justice and answers questions from the audience.
He was educated in the University of Delhi & Harvard University and is the son of India's longesst-serving Chief Justice Yeshwant V Chandrachud.
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