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The Delhi High Court launched free Wi-Fi and a new website, emphasizing the court’s commitment to digital infrastructure and accessibility. Acting Chief Justice Manmohan highlighted the importance of these initiatives. The free Wi-Fi will serve key areas of the court and offer robust security measures. The new website includes various facilities and features responsive design.
Yesterday (9th April), The Delhi High Court (HC) criticized the poor state of government schools in the Northeast district, highlighting inadequate infrastructure and resources. The Education Secretary pledged swift action to improve conditions and provide necessary resources. The court directed the Secretary to file a detailed affidavit within a week and hold officials accountable for neglecting their duties.
CJI Chandrachud emphasized the need for diverse representation in international arbitration during Delhi Arbitration Week. He highlighted biases in arbitrator selection, citing a case involving rapper Jay-Z. Chandrachud advocated for the inclusion of highly qualified Indian arbitrators and cautioned against AI bias. The event also addressed biases in arbitration and the empowering nature of arbitration for parties.
