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Datanomics: Small increase may not fix deepening shortage of judges

India's judicial strength has risen since 2019, but pending cases have grown faster, leaving the country with a severe shortage of judges relative to its population and workload

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Business StandardCenter·3h ago
Datanomics: Small increase may not fix deepening shortage of judges
India's judicial strength has risen since 2019, but pending cases have grown faster, leaving the country with a severe shortage of judges relative to its population and workload
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