The National Judicial Museum and Archive (NJMA) at the Supreme Court was inaugurated, marking a significant step in preserving and preserving the nation’s judicial heritage. Housed in the space formerly occupied by the Old Judges Library,the NJMA spans three floors and serves as a comprehensive repository chronicling the evolution of India’s judicial institutions from ancient times through the medieval, colonial, and post-colonial eras. Special attention has been given to accessibility, with Braille guides and sign language interpreters available throughout the museum to ensure an inclusive experience for all visitors.

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Originally published in Museum Mosaic 2024, published May 2025.

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