Has the Indian judiciary met the expectations of Indians? A pertinent question indeed, one which stares at our face. A lawyer for two decades in the Allahabad High Court, a Judge for two decades in the Allahabad High Court, Chief Justice of the Madras High Court and the Delhi High Court and a Judge of the Supreme Court of India; Justice Markandey Katju speaks about the working of the Indian judicial system, extensively and intensively. Known for calling a spade a spade, Katju throws light on the staggering load of thirty-two million cases languishing in the Indian Courts amidst other aspects.