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Lawyers Adapt to Weather, Pollution: Hybrid Work Emerges

CJI's advice: Lawyers Should Appear in 'Hybrid Mode' Amid Bad Weather adn Dangerous pollution Chief Justice of India (CJI) D.Y. Chandrachud suggested that lawyers appear in court using a 'hybrid mode' - a mix of physical and virtual…

By Marcus Liu - Business Editor Updated December 15, 2025

Lawyers Adapt to Weather, Pollution: Hybrid Work Emerges

CJI’s advice: Lawyers Should Appear in ‘Hybrid Mode’ Amid Bad Weather adn Dangerous pollution

Chief Justice of India (CJI) D.Y. Chandrachud suggested that lawyers appear in court using a ‘hybrid mode’ – a mix of physical and virtual presence – when facing bad weather or dangerous pollution levels.

This advice aims to ensure court proceedings continue smoothly even when conditions make travel difficult or unsafe.The hybrid approach allows lawyers to participate effectively without risking their health or facing travel disruptions.

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