CJI advocates ‘Nyaya-nomics’ to drive growth
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant has introduced the concept of 'Nyaya-nomics,' arguing that a stable and predictable judicial system is essential for economic growth. He emphasized that courts must uphold the rule of law to foster investor trust and institutional stability.
Why it matters
The integration of legal stability with economic policy is a critical factor for emerging markets seeking to attract foreign capital.
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant on Saturday (August 22, 2026) highlighted that courts must speak the language of both rule of law and economics, coining the combination as “Nyaya-nomics”.
He said courts must ensure trust, predictability and stability in the justice delivery system in order to spur economic growth.
Chief Justice Kant was speaking at the 11th BRICS+ Legal Forum organised by the Bar Association of India.
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