Days after the Supreme Court of India’s landmark ruling against legalizing same-sex marriages, Chief Justice Dhananjaya Y. Chandrachud sat down with Harvard Law Professor David B. Wilkins ’77 to discuss the role of the judiciary in modern society at a Harvard Law School event. Chandrachud talked about expanding access to legal professions, advancing national legal literacy, and upholding a robust judiciary in India. He emphasized the importance of dialogue in creating an inclusive society and addressed concerns regarding the court’s refusal to legalize same-sex marriage. Chandrachud also highlighted the challenges faced by the judiciary, including the massive volume of cases brought before India’s Supreme Court. He discussed the growing role of technology in the legal space, expressing both concerns about the influence of social media on the judiciary and optimism about the potential of new technologies. Chandrachud mentioned various initiatives he has led, such as livestreaming court proceedings, using AI for translating judgments, and enabling online case filing. He underscored the significance of legal education in promoting diversity and inclusivity in the courts, particularly in terms of gender representation. Chandrachud concluded by stating that the groundwork laid down in legal education today will shape the future course of societies.