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Irreverent Gen Z a sure signof democratic progress, says Justice Muralidhar

In his address at the D.S. Borker Memorial Lecture on ‘My Vision of India 2047’, the former High Court judge said the judiciary of 2047 would be better served if ‘today’s judges act swiftly on complaints of grave State excesses’

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Irreverent Gen Z a sure sign of democratic progress, says Justice Muralidhar

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In his address at the D.S. Borker Memorial Lecture on ‘My Vision of India 2047’, the former High Court judge said the judiciary of 2047 would be better served if ‘today’s judges act swiftly on complaints of grave State excesses’

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Source: The Hindu. Published 29 Aug 2026, 04:24 pm.

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