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Supreme Court Sets Up Panel to Support Judges’ Well-Being
The Supreme Court of India has created a committee to support judges’ well-being.
Chief Justice of India Justice Surya Kant set up the committee.
It is a standing committee focused on judicial well-being.
The court says the initiative is meant to support judges’ mental and physical health.
The committee was announced on World Mental Health Day.
The statement did not give further details about the committee’s work.
Chief Justice of India Justice Surya Kant constituted a standing committee on judicial well-being.
The committee was set up under the aegis of the Supreme Court of India.
The initiative aims to promote judicial officers’ mental and physical well-being.
The Supreme Court announced the committee in a statement.
The announcement coincided with World Mental Health Day.
- Who
- Chief Justice of India Justice Surya Kant and the Supreme Court of India.
- What
- A standing committee on judicial well-being was constituted.
- Where
- Under the aegis of the Supreme Court of India.
- When
- The announcement coincided with World Mental Health Day; no year was specified.
- Why
- To promote the mental and physical well-being of judicial officers.
Key facts
- Committee
- Standing committee on judicial well-being
- Established by
- Chief Justice of India Justice Surya Kant
- Institution
- Supreme Court of India
- Intended beneficiaries
- Judicial officers across the country
- Purpose
- Promote mental and physical well-being
- Announcement timing
- Coincided with World Mental Health Day
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