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1. was brought up in privilege but learnt to socialise with non privileged ppl thanks to his domestic help
2. loves music
3. is a workaholic
4. deeply spiritual
5. marathi manoos at heart
He recently received some award at Harvard, interestingly one of his deputy registrars has been travelling to Harvard (also an alumni) for past month.
And in his speech he talked about how his dissenting opinion was a conscience vote. acting as if he didn't fix the bench and made the sure the decision that would ultimately come.
Is DYC the first sitting CJI to give an interview to the media while still in office? From what I remember judges giving interviews to the media is generally frowned upon.