Don't 'beg to appear' before court; shed colonial mindset: Calcutta High Court to lawyers

The Calcutta High Court has urged lawyers to move away from the colonial mindset of "begging" to appear before courts and instead uphold the dignity of the profession. The court's remarks emphasize the need for lawyers to assert their professional standing and engage in legal practice with respect and self-respect. This call for change reflects a broader effort to modernize legal practices and ensure that the legal profession is conducted with integrity and professionalism. The court's comments also highlight ongoing issues related to the perception and treatment of lawyers within the judicial system.