CJI Surya Kant forms panel to address mental, physical well-being of judicial officers
Justice K V Viswanathan will chair the panel, which will review stress, workload and staffing shortages affecting judicial officers.
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SC constitutes standing committee on judicial well-being
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Saturday, October 10, constituted a standing committee to provide a structured institutional mechanism for identifying and addressing issues affecting the professional and personal well-being of judicial officers. Chief Justice of India Surya Kant constituted the committee, which will be chaired by sitting apex court judge Justice K V Viswanathan. … Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News, Technology, Entert…
Supreme Court forms panel for judicial well-being on World Mental Health Day
The Supreme Court has set up a standing committee on judicial well-being for officers across the country. The move seeks a lasting system to address stress and strengthen justice delivery.
Supreme Court sets up panel on judicial well-being, Justice KV Viswanathan to head
The committee will examine challenges faced by judicial officers, including prolonged working hours, staffing shortages, administrative pressures and work-life balance, and recommend institutional measures to improve their well-being.
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