Archive · 5 Sep 2026
CJI Kant Urges Stronger Judicial Ties at BRICS Forum
CJI Kant met judges from different countries at a BRICS forum.
They talked about how courts in different countries work.
They wanted to share useful legal practices.
They also discussed holding meetings about new and important laws.
Technology was another major topic.
Artificial intelligence could help courts work more efficiently.
The participants also discussed faster court processes.
They said quicker justice could help people in different countries connect more closely.
CJI Kant held discussions with judicial delegations at the BRICS Chief Justices' Forum.
The discussions covered exchanging best legal practices among participating countries.
Participants considered bilateral conferences on laws addressing contemporary issues.
They discussed using technological advances, including artificial intelligence, to improve judicial efficiency.
CJI Kant emphasized expeditious judicial processes as a way to strengthen people-to-people ties.
- Who
- CJI Kant and judicial delegations from BRICS countries.
- What
- They discussed legal cooperation, bilateral conferences, technology, artificial intelligence, and faster judicial processes.
- Where
- The BRICS Chief Justices' Forum.
- Why
- To exchange legal practices, improve judicial efficiency, address contemporary legal issues, and enhance people-to-people ties.
- Event
- BRICS Chief Justices' Forum
- Participant
- CJI Kant
- Main topic
- Exchange of best legal practices
- Legal cooperation
- Proposed bilateral conferences on laws concerning contemporary issues
- Technology
- Integration of technological advances into the judiciary
- Artificial intelligence
- Discussed as a tool for increasing judicial efficiency
- People-to-people ties
- To be enhanced through expeditious judicial processes