The Government has unveiled sweeping gains in judicial reform, highlighting rapid digitization, a nationwide network of fast-track courts and expanded legal aid as key...
Since 2014, a total of 170 women judges have been appointed to various High Courts across the country, including 96 in the last five...
The Government of India’s efforts to establish the country as a major centre for arbitration have gathered pace over the past decade, with several...
The Government of India has introduced a series of measures to ensure affordable, high‑quality and speedy legal services for all citizens, including persons with...
In a move aimed at supporting young legal professionals, the Bar Council of India (BCI) has confirmed that several states—including Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Andhra...
In a major initiative to reduce the burden on India’s judiciary and enhance access to justice, the Department of Justice, Ministry of Law and...
The eCourts Mission Mode Project, launched to improve access to justice through technology, has emerged as one of India’s most transformative judicial reforms. Implemented...
Over a century ago, on February 01, 1922, Dr Hari Singh Gour, a distinguished lawyer and Deputy President of the Central Legislative Assembly of...
Rising pendency of cases in all the 25 high courts of the country has remained a cause of worry for the entire judiciary. One...
Speedy and timely disposal of cases, with litigants getting justice without delay forms the core of a healthy justice delivery system. And to achieve...
