POLITICSTHE HINDU NATIONAL
Supreme Court asks States, UTs to consider raising retirement age of judicial officers from 60 to 61 years
The Supreme Court directed states and union territories to consider increasing the retirement age of judicial officers from 60 to 61 years. This directive came during a hearing on a petition advocating a uniform raise to 62 years for district judiciary judges nationwide.
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