For centuries, Lady Justice has stood to represent the principle of the law being blind. Here is a deeper look ... the figure became more prevalent in art and architecture. It was during this ...

New Delhi: Lady Justice ... effected under the aegis of Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud, clearly signals that the law in the country is not blind and does not merely symbolise punishment.

who teaches at the College of art in Delhi. "Law is not blind, it sees everyone equally," CJI Chandrachud said commissioning the statue. Here is a brief history on statue of Lady Justice ...

The new statue has shed its blindfold, symbolising that law in India is not blind ... a judgement. The Lady Justice is an allegorical personification of the moral force in judicial systems. Its origin ...

For centuries, this statue of Lady Justice has stood to represent the principle that the law is blind. It has been used ...

The Lady Justice is believed to be a representative personification of the justice system in India and the origin of the statue lies in the Roman art known as Justitia ... “The law is not blind; it ...

This 1494 image, Manderson pointed out, “is not a celebration of blind justice ... very similar to another piece of art featured on the premises. A mural close to the judges’ entrance shows Mahatma ...

Early Representations (Middle Ages to Renaissance): The earliest depictions of Justitia in mediaeval and Renaissance art ... Lady Justice’s image serves as both a reminder of the ideals we hold dear ...

Chief Justice DY Chandrachud explained that “law is not blind” and that ... increasingly popular in art and architecture, with the blindfolded version of Lady Justice becoming a common sight ...

Using the art of seduction, a "honey pot" – typically a very attractive lady, who in reality is an ... Sylvia Hermann and her blind father, Lothar, succeeded at convincing Israeli intelligence ...