In response to the ongoing conflict in West Asia and the Union government's fuel conservation directive, the Supreme Court of India has implemented several administrative measures effective from May 15, 2026. These include mandatory video-conferencing for cases listed on miscellaneous days, which are typically Mondays, Fridays, and other designated days. The Supreme Court Secretary General, Bharat Parashar, issued a circular outlining these changes, emphasizing the need for stable connectivity and technical support during virtual hearings. To further support fuel conservation, judges are encouraged to adopt car-pooling arrangements. Additionally, the court has allowed up to 50% of Registry staff to work from home for up to two days each week on a rotational basis, ensuring that essential functions remain uninterrupted. Registrars are tasked with creating weekly rosters to manage in-office attendance effectively. Staff members working remotely must stay available by phone and be prepared to return to the office if required. These measures reflect the court's commitment to adapt to current challenges while maintaining operational efficiency.