Resident Doctors Made to Work 100 Hours a Week: UDF Moves Supreme Court Over ‘Exploitative’ Conditions

The United Doctors Front (UDF) has submitted a Public Interest Litigation to the Supreme Court, highlighting the exploitative working conditions of resident doctors in India. They report that doctors often work 70-100 hours weekly, violating established regulations, impacting health and patient safety. The UDF seeks enforcement of proper duty hours as per existing guidelines.

“Indian judges Work for only a few Hours and Take Lengthy Vacations” SC Condemned Economist Sanjeev Sanyal’s Remarks

The Supreme Court of India defended judges’ work ethic, rejecting criticism on working hours and vacations. Justices expressed dismay at economist Sanjeev Sanyal’s remarks, emphasizing the judiciary’s workload and dedication. This emphasizes the court’s role in upholding the rule of law and ensuring justice in India.