Kollam, Kerala, will launch India’s first 24/7 online court on November 20, enabling litigants to file and resolve cases entirely online, eliminating physical attendance and paperwork. Initially handling cheque dishonour cases, the platform promotes efficiency, real-time updates, and accessibility, potentially transforming the future of legal proceedings in India.
Renowned economist Sanjeev Sanyal advocates urgent judiciary modernization in India, citing its potential hindrance to the nation’s progress. He highlights inefficiencies in the current system, emphasizing the need for transformation and reforms in the collegium system. Sanyal stresses the importance of merit-based appointments and a comprehensive public debate to drive change.
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The Delhi High Court passed an order on 29th April the immediate implementation of the Hybrid Courts project, recognizing the urgency in light of recent mandates for hybrid hearings and e-filing in district courts. The project aims to enhance judicial proceedings through technology integration. Directives include financial sanctions, pilot courts in each district, and submission of preliminary estimates.