<h1>Supreme Court reinstates female judges, stresses women's representation in judiciary for better decision-making and gender equality.</h1> The Supreme Court emphasized that increasing women's representation in the judiciary enhances decision-making quality and promotes gender equality. This statement was part of a verdict reinstating two female judicial officers in Madhya Pradesh, whose terminations were deemed 'punitive' and 'arbitrary.' The court highlighted that female representation in senior judicial roles can challenge gender stereotypes and encourage more women to seek justice. It also addressed the importance of recognizing women's health challenges, particularly during pregnancy and miscarriage, as critical considerations in judicial roles. The judgment underscored the broader societal impact of women's visibility in decision-making positions.