For centuries, Lady Justice has stood to represent the principle of the law being blind. Here is a deeper look into its symbolism, history and colonial ties. It is a symbol imprinted in our ...

The blindfold has come off a new Lady of Justice statue in the Supreme Court and ... to constitutional laws," a source said. The scales of justice in the right hand, the source added, have been ...

In a symbolic shift, a new statue of the Lady of Justice has been unveiled at the Supreme Court, featuring significant changes to its traditional form. The blindfold, which typically symbolises ...

The story so far: Last week, the Chief Justice of India unveiled ... lady justice’. The new statue is clothed in a saree, has shed the blindfold and holds scales on one hand and the Indian ...

the new statue has eyes open to spread the message that the law is not blind. Before this, the Lady Justice was commonly depicted as a woman wearing a blindfold while holding scales and a sword.

The statue now holds a copy of the Indian Constitution instead of a sword, and her blindfold has been ... sword has been replaced, Lady Justice still holds the scales of justice in her right ...

A newly unveiled statue of the goddess of justice without her customary blindfold has prompted discussion ... deity Themis was commonly portrayed with scales and a sword, symbolising divine ...

Unlike the other statues of Lady Justice that boast a blindfold holding a scale and sword in each hand, the Lady Justice in the newly unveiled statue wears a saree and does away with the blindfold.

The familiar statue of 'Lady Justice', often seen with a blindfold in courts ... while the other hand held scales that represented fairness. In the new statue, the sword has been replaced by ...

The ‘new’ six-foot white statue ... without a blindfold, holding scales in her right hand and a copy of the Constitution of India in her left hand. It signified, said then Chief Justice ...

It is a symbol imprinted in our collective psyche - the statue of a blindfolded woman holding a set of scales in one hand and a sword in the other. For centuries, this statue of Lady Justice has ...