
The Union Cabinet approved a proposal to increase the sanctioned strength of Supreme Court judges from the current 33 to 37, excluding the Chief Justice of India, raising the total to 38 including the CJI. A Bill to amend the Supreme Court (Number of Judges) Act, 1956, will be introduced in the upcoming Parliament session. The increase aims to improve judicial efficiency and reduce case backlogs. The court's strength has been periodically raised since 1956, with the last increase from 30 to 33 judges in 2019. The additional costs will be covered by the Consolidated Fund of India.
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