Today, On 1st September, President Droupadi Murmu called for an end to the “culture of adjournments” in courts during the National Conference of the District Judiciary. Stressing the urgency of addressing backlog, she emphasized the necessity of timely justice for the credibility of the legal system. She also highlighted the need for judicial process reform and acknowledged the increasing representation of women in judicial positions.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate a conference celebrating 75 years of the Supreme Court at Bharat Mandapam, with over 800 participants from district judiciaries across India. The event, guided by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud, will address key topics including infrastructure, accessibility, judge safety, case management, training, and support from higher courts.
Dr. S Jaishankar and Ashwini Vaishnaw emphasize India’s commitment to arbitration as a crucial part of the ‘Make in India’ initiative. The newly inaugurated Arbitration Bar of India aims to provide skilled professionals, contributing to a conducive business environment. This initiative seeks to enhance India’s role in the global market and attract foreign investment.
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta showcased India’s historical arbitration expertise and emphasized the nation’s potential in arbitration. He aimed to position India as a global arbitration center, highlighting the government’s commitment. This move seeks to attract international arbitration cases, modernize India’s arbitration landscape, and enhance its reputation. The inclusive nature of the Arbitration Bar was also underscored.