3 days ago · Justice Najmi Waziri Passed the Indian School Certificate Examination from Boys’ High School, Allahabad. Graduated in B.A. Philosophy (Hons.) from St. Stephen’s College, Delhi in 1983.

Jul 15, 2023 · Fondly hailed as "green judge", Delhi High Court's Justice Najmi Waziri retired on Friday, leaving a lasting legacy of landmark rulings and greening of the capital.

Jul 15, 2023 · On his last day as a judge at the Delhi High Court, Justice Najmi Waziri bid farewell to his esteemed colleagues and the legal fraternity, leaving behind a remarkable legacy of environmental conservation.

May 24, 2024 · The Delhi High Court has appointed its retired judge, Justice Najmi Waziri, as the Chairperson of ad-hoc Administrative Committee constituted to supervise the administration of the...

Jul 15, 2023 · Sometimes referred to as the “green judge” for his efforts by way of orders to protect the city’s trees and prevent environmental damage, Justice Waziri recounted the first time he took the oath of a judge in the HC, 10 years ago. “3,774 days ago I …

Jun 25, 2024 · Justice Najmi Waziri of the Delhi High Court, known for his commitment to justice and the environment, retired on Friday. During his farewell ceremony, he shared his reflections on the nature of justice and the role of institutions.

We have assembled here to bid farewell to Hon’ble Justice Najmi Waziri, who has been serving on the bench of this Court since 2013. Justice Waziri finished his schooling from Boy’s High School, Allahabad.

Jul 14, 2023 · The Delhi High Court judge Justice Najmi Waziri, known for his contributions to the environment, particularly his orders directing planting of trees in the national capital, retires...

Apr 6, 2024 · The Delhi High Court recently appointed its former judge, Justice Najmi Waziri as the head of the internal departmental committee tasked with protection of forests in the national capital [Neeraj Sharma v Union of India & Ors].

Jul 14, 2023 · Delhi High Court judge Justice Najmi Waziri, famously known as the 'green judge' for his penchant for lush vegetation and efforts to involve litigants in planting 3.7 lakh trees across the national capital, Friday urged the citizens to take charge of the plantation drive as the government cannot do everything alone.