Unpaid or delayed salaries are not just workplace grievances — they are legal violations, and Indian law offers clear remedies to address them.
The government, represented by Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal, has confirmed that there are no current plans to increase the salaries and allowances of Supreme Court and High Court judges. The last revision was in 2017, and while an 8th Pay Commission is forthcoming, it may influence future salary changes across government sectors.
The Rajasthan High Court has started the application process for Stenographer posts with a lucrative salary package ranging from Rs 33,800 to Rs 1,06,700 after probation. Interested candidates can apply online at hcraj.nic.in before January 23, 2025. Eligibility requires candidates to be aged between 18 and 40 years as of January 1, 2026. Don’t miss this opportunity to secure a government job!
The Supreme Court of India raised concerns about states prioritizing financial schemes over judicial officers’ pay during a hearing on a plea by the All India Judges Association. The Court questioned government priorities amid the freebie culture and emphasized the need for financial independence and better salaries to diversify and maintain an efficient judiciary.
The Telangana High Court announced its 2025 recruitment drive for 1277 vacancies across various positions, including Court Masters, Typists, Junior Assistants, and more. Eligible candidates can apply online at tshc.gov.in from January 8 to January 31, 2025. Exams are scheduled for April and June 2025. Selected candidates will receive monthly salaries ranging from Rs 19,000 to Rs 1,33,630, depending on the role. For more details, visit the official website.
On Friday(27th Sept),The Supreme Court of India emphasized that retired high court judges heading tribunals must receive appropriate salaries and benefits to maintain their dignity. The bench, led by Chief Justice Dhananjaya Y Chandrachud, urged state governments to ensure fair compensation or consider appointing individuals from other professions.
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