Prime Minister Narendra Modi unveiled a commemorative postage stamp and coin to celebrate 75 years of the Supreme Court of India during the District Judges Conference in New Delhi. The stamp symbolizes the Supreme Court's significant contributions to India's judicial system since its establishment on January 28, 1950, emphasizing its role in upholding the rule of law and safeguarding citizens' rights. Modi highlighted the necessity of judicial technology to address case backlogs and called for swift adjudication of cases involving crimes against women and children. Chief Justice Dr. D Y Chandrachud also addressed the need to dismantle the colonial mindset that perceives district judiciary as subordinate. The Prime Minister further noted that the last decade has seen substantial investment in judicial infrastructure to enhance the efficiency of the justice system. The conference will facilitate a dialogue on the future of the Indian legal system, underscoring the district judiciary's crucial role as the first point of contact for citizens seeking justice.