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Supreme Court Rejects Plea to Make Hindi Its Official Language

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The Supreme Court of India has dismissed a petition that sought to make Hindi the official language of the court. The Chief Justice of India (CJI) rejected the plea, stating that such reforms cannot be brought about through judicial orders. The court indicated that language policy changes of this nature fall outside the scope of judicial intervention. The matter would require legislative or executive action rather than a court directive.

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