Step into the intriguing world of the Indian judiciary with this captivating exploration into the inner workings of the Supreme Court. In Supreme Whispers: Supreme Court Judges, author Abhinav Chandrachud unveils the findings of American scholar George H. Gadbois, Jr., who, in the 1980s, engaged in profound conversations with esteemed judges of the Supreme Court of India.
Through a series of over 116 interviews with more than sixty-six judges—including nineteen who served as chief justices—Gadbois captured an era rich with political nuance, decision-making processes, and a unique legal culture. His handwritten notes and meticulous typewritten documents offer readers an exclusive peek into the dynamics of the court during a pivotal time.
As you delve into this book, you'll discover:
- The personal insights and opinions of judges about their colleagues.
- Details about the court's interactions with the government.
- Real accounts of the judicial appointments process.
- A revealing look at politics and its interplay with law in India.
Whether you’re a legal enthusiast, a student of political science, or simply curious about the judiciary, this book provides an engrossing narrative that will enhance your understanding of the Supreme Court's influence on Indian society. Supreme Whispers: Supreme Court Judges is not just a book; it's an essential resource for anyone keen on exploring justice from a unique and personal perspective.
