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CJI Chandrachud went on to quote a verse from the sacred Tamil text, the Thirukkural that says that “all the wealth that the good men of this world accumulate must be distributed to deserving people around them.”
He said that while junior lawyers come to seniors to learn, they also end up teaching the seniors much about the legal profession and relevant contemporary realities.
“Every day that I interact with my own law clerks, one of whom is a lawyer from Madurai, I learn so much more from them. Because the day-to-day and the future truly belongs to the young in our society. It is to the young in the legal profession that we turn to understand the contemporary realities of our times,” the CJI said.
Source: Barandbench