‘Youth must take care of their health to serve the Nation better’: Dr DY Chandrachud

New Delhi: India’s 50th Chief Justice and one of the world’s most distinguished jurists, Dr DY Chandrachud, emphasized that the country’s youth must pay special attention to their health and nutrition. “Only when they remain healthy,” he said, “will they be able to serve the nation with complete dedication.” [caption id="attachment_171163" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Dr Chandrachud is welcomed by E-in-C Manoj Tibrewal Aakash, Chairperson Rani Tibrewal, and Subhash Raturi (Image Source: Dynamite News) [/caption] Dr Chandrachud shared this message while interacting with young journalists at the Dynamite News Headquarters in New Delhi on Tuesday. [caption id="attachment_171166" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Dr Chandrachud celebrates his B'day with Dynamite News Team (Image Source: Dynamite News) [/caption] As soon as the former Chief Justice arrived, the editorial room echoed with loud applause. Coincidentally, the day also marked Dr Chandrachud’s 66th birthday. Learning this, the editorial team quickly arranged a cake and celebrated his birthday in a simple yet warm manner. [caption id="attachment_171167" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Dr Chandrachud offers a piece of birthday cake to Samriddhi Tibrewal (Image Source: Dynamite News) [/caption] The Dynamite News team also screened a short documentary film on Dr Chandrachud, beautifully portraying his childhood, education, family life, judicial journey, historic verdicts, and humane side. After watching the film, Dr Chandrachud lauded Dynamite News for its unbiased and fearless journalism. He said that in today’s era, independent journalism is a great challenge — one that Dynamite News is meeting remarkably well. [caption id="attachment_171164" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Dr Chandrachud autographs his book ' Why the Constitution Matters' for Sub-Editor Tanya Chand (Image Source: Dynamite News) [/caption] Young journalists present at the eventWhy eagerly took his autograph on his well-known book “Why the Constitution Matters” and clicked pictures with him. [caption id="attachment_171165" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Dr Chandrachud presents his autographed book 'Why the Constitution Matters' to Sub-Editor Saumya Singh (Image Source: Dynamite News) [/caption] Dr Chandrachud noted that within just ten years, Dynamite News has established a prestigious identity in the Indian media landscape. He congratulated Chairperson Rani Tibrewal, Editor-in-Chief Manoj Tibrewal Aakash and encouraged the entire team to continue working with dedication and excellence. Sharing a personal reflection, Justice Chandrachud said, “My mother used to tell me why Arjuna was called ‘Dhananjaya.’ She said it was because of his unique pose — the pose of a seeker of knowledge. That has been my pose too — to always remain a worshipper of knowledge.” [caption id="attachment_171175" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Dr DY Chandrachud at Dynamite News Headquarters (Image Source: Dynamite News) [/caption] Expressing joy at meeting the young journalists, he added, “You all are also seekers of knowledge. Your ‘pose’ is to deliver accurate and credible information — to keep the people of India and the global community informed about current events and our nation’s journey forward.” Dr. Chandrachud further said, “I see a young and dynamic team at the Dynamite News Head Office. The women working here are talented and full of energy. Today, women are propelling the nation forward through their exceptional abilities — a remarkable example of growing gender equality in India.” Addressing the journalists, he advised, “You work tirelessly every day, constantly chasing stories. But amid this rush, it’s crucial to take care of your health. Take out at least 20 minutes for exercise and 10 minutes for meditation daily. Make basic workouts a part of your routine — this will keep you physically and mentally energetic and happy.” [caption id="attachment_171171" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Dr Chandrachud advises young journalists to take care of their health (Image Source: Dynamite News) [/caption] With a smile, he added, “Right now, your body is 20 years old — if you continue regular exercise and meditation, even at 66, your body and mind will remain as young.” Dr Chandrachud concluded with a message for the media fraternity and youth: “Knowledge, balance, and health are the three pillars of continuous progress.” Editor-in-Chief Manoj Tibrewal Aakash expressed gratitude for the former CJI’s visit, calling it “a moment of pride and inspiration for our institution, reflecting his humility, greatness, and towering personality.” [caption id="attachment_171168" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Senior Journalist Dr Bharat Agrawal falicitates Dr DY Chandrachud (Image Source: Dynamite News) [/caption] Senior journalist Dr Bharat Agrawal, Chief Spokesperson of Yoga Guru Swami Ramdev and Patanjali Yogpeeth SK Tijarawala were present on the occasion. [caption id="attachment_171169" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Chief Spokesperson of Swami Ramdev and Patanjali Yogpeeth SK Tijarawala falicitates Dr Chandrachud (Image Source: Dynamite News) [/caption] Akhil Ramaswamy Naddiminti, Pawan Rai, and Padmanabh Sharma were also in attendance on the occasion, among others.