A.P. High Court Chief Justice launches JOHA health assurance app
Andhra Pradesh High Court Chief Justice Lisa Gill has launched the Judicial Officers Health Assurance (JOHA) app. This initiative provides cashless medical services to serving and retired judicial officers and their families.
Why it matters
It represents a significant digital governance step in the Indian judiciary, fulfilling Supreme Court mandates for judicial welfare.
Andhra Pradesh High Court Chief Justice Lisa Gill on Tuesday inaugurated the Judicial Officers Health Assurance (JOHA) application, a first-of-its-kind initiative in the country to provide cashless medical services to serving and retired judicial officers and their dependent family members across the State.
Speaking on the occasion, Justice Lisa Gill said the Judicial Officers Health Assurance (JOHA) scheme had been launched in compliance with the Supreme Court’s judgment in the All India Judges Association case and was the first such initiative in the country.
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