"People Short On Patience, Tolerance...": Chief Justice On Troll Menace

New Delhi: Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud has highlighted the problem of trolling "in an age where people are short on their patience and tolerance". What leads to this problem is people's unwillingness to accept opinion and perspective that are different from their own, Chief Justice Chandrachud said at an event on law in the age of globalisation in Delhi today. "Every little thing that we do - and believe me, as judges we are no exception to this - in everything that you do, you face the threat of being trolled by someone who doesn't share your point of view," Chief Justice Chandrachud said. "We live in an age today where people are short on their patience, they are short on their tolerance, they are short on their patience - which has reminded me to be brief - but people are also short on their tolerance because we are not willing to accept perspectives which are different from our own," he said.

New Delhi: Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud has highlighted the problem of trolling "in an age where people are short on their patience and tolerance". What leads to this problem is people's unwillingness to accept opinion and perspective that are different from their own, Chief Justice Chandrachud said at an event on law in the age of globalisation in Delhi today. "Every little thing that we do - and believe me, as judges we are no exception to this - in everything that you do, you face the threat of being trolled by someone who doesn't share your point of view," Chief Justice Chandrachud said. "We live in an age today where people are short on their patience, they are short on their tolerance, they are short on their patience - which has reminded me to be brief - but people are also short on their tolerance because we are not willing to accept perspectives which are different from our own," he said.New Delhi: Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud has highlighted the problem of trolling "in an age where people are short on their patience and tolerance". What leads to this problem is people's unwillingness to accept opinion and perspective that are different from their own, Chief Justice Chandrachud said at an event on law in the age of globalisation in Delhi today. "Every little thing that we do - and believe me, as judges we are no exception to this - in everything that you do, you face the threat of being trolled by someone who doesn't share your point of view," Chief Justice Chandrachud said. "We live in an age today where people are short on their patience, they are short on their tolerance, they are short on their patience - which has reminded me to be brief - but people are also short on their tolerance because we are not willing to accept perspectives which are different from our own," he said.New Delhi: Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud has highlighted the problem of trolling "in an age where people are short on their patience and tolerance". What leads to this problem is people's unwillingness to accept opinion and perspective that are different from their own, Chief Justice Chandrachud said at an event on law in the age of globalisation in Delhi today. "Every little thing that we do - and believe me, as judges we are no exception to this - in everything that you do, you face the threat of being trolled by someone who doesn't share your point of view," Chief Justice Chandrachud said. "We live in an age today where people are short on their patience, they are short on their tolerance, they are short on their patience - which has reminded me to be brief - but people are also short on their tolerance because we are not willing to accept perspectives which are different from our own," he said.New Delhi: Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud has highlighted the problem of trolling "in an age where people are short on their patience and tolerance". What leads to this problem is people's unwillingness to accept opinion and perspective that are different from their own, Chief Justice Chandrachud said at an event on law in the age of globalisation in Delhi today. "Every little thing that we do - and believe me, as judges we are no exception to this - in everything that you do, you face the threat of being trolled by someone who doesn't share your point of view," Chief Justice Chandrachud said. "We live in an age today where people are short on their patience, they are short on their tolerance, they are short on their patience - which has reminded me to be brief - but people are also short on their tolerance because we are not willing to accept perspectives which are different from our own," he said.New Delhi: Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud has highlighted the problem of trolling "in an age where people are short on their patience and tolerance". What leads to this problem is people's unwillingness to accept opinion and perspective that are different from their own, Chief Justice Chandrachud said at an event on law in the age of globalisation in Delhi today. "Every little thing that we do - and believe me, as judges we are no exception to this - in everything that you do, you face the threat of being trolled by someone who doesn't share your point of view," Chief Justice Chandrachud said. "We live in an age today where people are short on their patience, they are short on their tolerance, they are short on their patience - which has reminded me to be brief - but people are also short on their tolerance because we are not willing to accept perspectives which are different from our own," he said.New Delhi: Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud has highlighted the problem of trolling "in an age where people are short on their patience and tolerance". What leads to this problem is people's unwillingness to accept opinion and perspective that are different from their own, Chief Justice Chandrachud said at an event on law in the age of globalisation in Delhi today. "Every little thing that we do - and believe me, as judges we are no exception to this - in everything that you do, you face the threat of being trolled by someone who doesn't share your point of view," Chief Justice Chandrachud said. "We live in an age today where people are short on their patience, they are short on their tolerance, they are short on their patience - which has reminded me to be brief - but people are also short on their tolerance because we are not willing to accept perspectives which are different from our own," he said.New Delhi: Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud has highlighted the problem of trolling "in an age where people are short on their patience and tolerance". What leads to this problem is people's unwillingness to accept opinion and perspective that are different from their own, Chief Justice Chandrachud said at an event on law in the age of globalisation in Delhi today. "Every little thing that we do - and believe me, as judges we are no exception to this - in everything that you do, you face the threat of being trolled by someone who doesn't share your point of view," Chief Justice Chandrachud said. "We live in an age today where people are short on their patience, they are short on their tolerance, they are short on their patience - which has reminded me to be brief - but people are also short on their tolerance because we are not willing to accept perspectives which are different from our own," he said.New Delhi: Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud has highlighted the problem of trolling "in an age where people are short on their patience and tolerance". What leads to this problem is people's unwillingness to accept opinion and perspective that are different from their own, Chief Justice Chandrachud said at an event on law in the age of globalisation in Delhi today. "Every little thing that we do - and believe me, as judges we are no exception to this - in everything that you do, you face the threat of being trolled by someone who doesn't share your point of view," Chief Justice Chandrachud said. "We live in an age today where people are short on their patience, they are short on their tolerance, they are short on their patience - which has reminded me to be brief - but people are also short on their tolerance because we are not willing to accept perspectives which are different from our own," he said.New Delhi: Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud has highlighted the problem of trolling "in an age where people are short on their patience and tolerance". What leads to this problem is people's unwillingness to accept opinion and perspective that are different from their own, Chief Justice Chandrachud said at an event on law in the age of globalisation in Delhi today. "Every little thing that we do - and believe me, as judges we are no exception to this - in everything that you do, you face the threat of being trolled by someone who doesn't share your point of view," Chief Justice Chandrachud said. "We live in an age today where people are short on their patience, they are short on their tolerance, they are short on their patience - which has reminded me to be brief - but people are also short on their tolerance because we are not willing to accept perspectives which are different from our own," he said.New Delhi: Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud has highlighted the problem of trolling "in an age where people are short on their patience and tolerance". What leads to this problem is people's unwillingness to accept opinion and perspective that are different from their own, Chief Justice Chandrachud said at an event on law in the age of globalisation in Delhi today. "Every little thing that we do - and believe me, as judges we are no exception to this - in everything that you do, you face the threat of being trolled by someone who doesn't share your point of view," Chief Justice Chandrachud said. "We live in an age today where people are short on their patience, they are short on their tolerance, they are short on their patience - which has reminded me to be brief - but people are also short on their tolerance because we are not willing to accept perspectives which are different from our own," he said.New Delhi: Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud has highlighted the problem of trolling "in an age where people are short on their patience and tolerance". What leads to this problem is people's unwillingness to accept opinion and perspective that are different from their own, Chief Justice Chandrachud said at an event on law in the age of globalisation in Delhi today. "Every little thing that we do - and believe me, as judges we are no exception to this - in everything that you do, you face the threat of being trolled by someone who doesn't share your point of view," Chief Justice Chandrachud said. "We live in an age today where people are short on their patience, they are short on their tolerance, they are short on their patience - which has reminded me to be brief - but people are also short on their tolerance because we are not willing to accept perspectives which are different from our own," he said.New Delhi: Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud has highlighted the problem of trolling "in an age where people are short on their patience and tolerance". What leads to this problem is people's unwillingness to accept opinion and perspective that are different from their own, Chief Justice Chandrachud said at an event on law in the age of globalisation in Delhi today. "Every little thing that we do - and believe me, as judges we are no exception to this - in everything that you do, you face the threat of being trolled by someone who doesn't share your point of view," Chief Justice Chandrachud said. "We live in an age today where