Law Commission Chair Urges Indianise Legal System
Justice (Rtd) Dinesh Maheshwari, chairman of the Law Commission of India, delivered a lecture at Lok Bhavan in Thiruvananthapuram calling for Indianisation of the country's legal system and alignment with Indian knowledge systems. He said India's civilisational diversity fosters tolerance and urged supplanting 'Artificial Intelligence' with 'Authentic Intelligence' to prioritise humane values; Kerala Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar reaffirmed constitutional continuity with civilisational ethos.
Key Points
- 1Advocates Indianisation: Law Commission chair urges aligning legal frameworks with Indian knowledge systems.
- 2Highlights cultural resilience: argues India's civilisational diversity supports tolerance, assimilation, and constitutional ethos.
- 3Recommends 'Authentic Intelligence': urges prioritizing humane values over algorithmic decision-making in law and governance.
Scoring Rationale
Moderate novelty and official sourcing support relevance, but limited technical detail and practical guidance reduce broader impact.
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