Literary Club Launched by Delhi High Court Women Lawyers’ Forum.
Delhi High Court Women’s Lawyers Forum Launches Literary Club
The Delhi High Court now boasts a Literary Club, established by the Delhi High Court Women’s Lawyers Forum.Inaugurated on September 27, the event featured Justice Rekha Palli and Justice Chandra Dhari Singh. The club plans to hold monthly sessions.
Senior Advocate Sanjay Jain and advocate-author Malavika Rajkotia were also in attendance. Justice Palli expressed her passion for reading, emphasizing its importance for lawyers:
“In a profession like law, where stress is constant, reading allows your mind to travel beyond the courts. It’s essential to explore literature—history, science, and more,” she stated.
She shared lines from Attorney General R Venkataramani’s poem ‘Roses Without Thorns,’ encouraging all to engage with literature: “If the Attorney General can read and write, then you must.”
Justice Palli also highlighted Rajkotia’s book ‘Unpartitioned Time: A Daughter’s Story,’ noting that the Literary Club will foster conversations, build relationships, and enhance friendships among its members.
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