India's Top Judge Explains His Words

May 16, 2026, 20:30
AsiaPolitics

Introduction

Chief Justice Surya Kant wrote a new statement. He wanted to explain his words from a court meeting.

Main Body

A lawyer named Sanjay Dubey went to court. The judges did not like his request. They said he used bad language on the internet. The judge talked about people with fake degrees. He called these people 'cockroaches' and 'parasites'. He said these people lie to get jobs in law and news. Some people were angry. A leader named Rohit Pawar said the words were bad. He said the judge was mean to young people. The judge then said the media misunderstood him. He said he only hates fake degrees. He likes young people in India.

Conclusion

The lawyer said sorry and stopped his case. The judge says he only talked about people who lie about their education.

Learning

⚡ The 'Action' Connection

In this story, we see how to talk about what people did and wanted in the past. To reach A2, you need to move from simple words to 'action chains'.

1. The 'Want' Chain Look at this pattern:

  • He wanted to explain...
  • ...lie to get jobs.

Rule: When you want something, use: Want →\rightarrow to →\rightarrow Action.

  • Example: I want →\rightarrow to →\rightarrow learn English.

2. Quick Past Changes Notice how these words changed to show the story is finished:

NowThen (Past)
WriteWrote
SaySaid
StopStopped

3. The 'Bad' vs 'Mean' Gap

  • Bad: Used for things or behavior (bad language).
  • Mean: Used for people who are not kind (the judge was mean).

Key Takeaway: To describe a situation, connect the person →\rightarrow action →\rightarrow reason. (The judge →\rightarrow talked →\rightarrow about fake degrees).

Vocabulary Learning

lawyer (n.)
A person who works in law and helps people in court.
Example:The lawyer spoke to the judge about the case.
judge (n.)
A person who decides what is right or wrong in a court.
Example:The judge listened to both sides before giving a verdict.
court (n.)
A place where judges hear cases.
Example:She went to court to present her evidence.
request (n.)
A polite ask for something.
Example:He made a request to the judge for more time.
bad (adj.)
Not good or wrong.
Example:The judge said the language was bad.
language (n.)
Words people use to talk.
Example:He used bad language on the internet.
internet (n.)
A global network that connects computers.
Example:She posted her words on the internet.
people (n.)
Humans.
Example:People were angry about the judge's words.
fake (adj.)
Not real or true.
Example:He hates fake degrees.
lie (v.)
To say something that is not true.
Example:They lie about their education.
jobs (n.)
Work positions.
Example:He lies to get jobs in law and news.
media (n.)
Newspapers, TV, or online news.
Example:The media misunderstood him.