Maharashtra Government asks for Union government funding to build 20 new Child Protection Homes.

On May 2nd 2022, Justices Nageswara Rao and B.R. Gavai continued to hear a matter concerning the welfare of children in street situations.

On April 4th, SC directed State governments and Union Territories to comply with the Supreme Court’s earlier Orders on child welfare.

On February 21st 2022, the SC directed all States and UTs to implement NCPCR's suggestions for the care of children in street situations.

Responding to the 3rd wave of COVID, the SC began virtual hearings in January. The SC will resume hybrid and physical hearings on Feb 14th.

The Court sought clarifications on whether the NALSA could pay honorarium to Remote Point Coordinators assisting child trafficking victims.

Nageswar Rao J stated that states cannot let long drawn out bureaucratic processes come in the way of providing basic amenities to children.

The Court ordered all States and UTs to file reports on the status of children in street situations in two weeks.

The Supreme Court gave the Union Government two weeks to return with possible solutions for providing disability access in online classes.

The SC issued a notice on October 7th to resume physical hearings with the option of hybrid hearing on October 20th.

The COVID-19 pandemic caused a mass exodus of migrant workers eventually leading to the Court issuing orders for interim relief.

CJI Bobde noted the disparate approaches in High Courts towards the pandemic and sought to create a ‘national plan’.