Which judicial reforms and case disposal targets has the Supreme Court set for 2026?

If you mean the Supreme Court of India, the 2026 agenda is best understood as a push to manage pendency and move older cases forward—not as a promise to clear every pending case by a fixed date. I can’t verify a single, court-wide numerical disposal quota formally set for 2026.

The focus is on age-based disposal: giving older and long-pending matters greater attention in case listing, while improving control of adjournments and hearing schedules. The broader reform effort also includes better use of digital case management and alternative dispute resolution, such as mediation, where a settlement is suitable.

Those are priorities and process improvements, rather than a guaranteed count of cases to be decided. A specific numerical target would need to be checked against an official Supreme Court or registry announcement.