India Adds More Judges to Courts
Introduction
The Indian government wants more judges in the Supreme Court. Also, the Supreme Court chose new judges for the Punjab and Haryana High Court.
Main Body
The government will change a law. The Supreme Court will have 37 judges instead of 33. This is because there are too many cases. There are more than 93,000 cases waiting for a decision. In the past, the court started with only 8 judges in 1950. Over time, the government added more judges to help the court work faster. Now, 10 new lawyers will become judges in the Punjab and Haryana High Court. This court needs more people. It has 58 judges, but it needs 85. There are 400,000 cases waiting there.
Conclusion
India is adding more judges to finish court cases faster.
Learning
Counting & Comparing
Look at how the text describes numbers. To reach A2, you need to show change and quantity.
1. The 'Instead' Switch When one number replaces another, we use instead of.
- Example: 37 judges instead of 33 judges.
- Meaning: The old number (33) is gone; the new number (37) is here.
2. The 'More Than' Rule When a number is bigger than a specific limit, use more than.
- Example: More than 93,000 cases.
- Simple Tip: Use this for any number that is not exact (e.g., "I have more than 5 apples").
3. Needs vs. Has Notice the difference between what is real now and what is wanted:
- Has = Current reality (It has 58 judges).
- Needs = The goal (It needs 85).
Quick Vocabulary List
- Add: To put more in (+)
- Faster: To move with more speed ()