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Supreme Court urges Centre to form panel on better pay for retired HC judges

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The Supreme Court has expressed concern over the inadequate compensation provided to retired High Court judges. It directed the Union government to constitute a committee to develop uniform guidelines on the matter. The panel will examine the basic minimum security and services that retired judges should receive. It will also study the broader challenges faced by judges after retirement and submit its recommendations. The move aims to ensure that retired High Court judges are able to live a dignified post-retirement life.

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