Supreme Court Revises 2013 Rules, Substitutes 'Vacation' with 'Partial Court Working Days'

The Supreme Court of India has revised its 2013 rules, substituting the term "vacation" with "partial court working days" to reflect a more accurate depiction of the court's functioning during breaks. This change aims to address public perception and clarify that judges and court staff remain engaged in significant judicial and administrative work even during these periods. The move underscores the continuous nature of judicial duties and the commitment to reduce the backlog of cases. This revision is expected to improve transparency and enhance public trust in the judicial system.