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In response to a directive from Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud, the Patna High Court has implemented virtual and hybrid hearing options for counsels and parties involved in cases. A notice...

“The issue is not whether a judge is tech-savvy or not. To be a judge in this country, one must be tech-friendly or else, ensure adequate training to familiarize oneself with technology. This also...

The CJI said that the move towards a technology-friendly legal system must be complemented by a change in the mindset of every judge, lawyer and administrative staff member.

Speaking at the inaugural function for rolling out the new E-Filing Portal Version 3.0, e-Bail Bond Module, and Digital Transmission of Trial Court Records Software, Justice M Sundar, Chairman of...

High Court set up the virtual system at all benches days after Supreme Court expressed strong disapproval over judges at the Bombay High Court doing away with video conference (virtual) hearings or hybrid mode hearings

The development comes in the backdrop of recent Supreme Court observations questioning the high courts for abandoning the option for virtual hearings.

Supreme Court judge Justice BV Nagarathna urged judiciary to encourage lawyers and litigants appearing in courts via video conference.

The India Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert of moderate rain for Delhi, along with thunderstorms and cloudy skies. Traffic could be affected and low-lying areas are at risk of disruption. The city received 107 mm of rainfall in the past 24 hours as of Monday morning. A record 153 mm of rainfall in 24 hours was also recorded on Sunday. Delhis chief minister Arvind Kejriwal called a meeting to discuss the situation and the level of the Yamuna river, which is nearing the warning l...

The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) on Monday issued an official notice asking advocates and litigants not to come for physical hearing after its building was waterlogged by the heavy rains lashing the national capital since the past two ...

The Himachal Pradesh High Court suspended functioning due to the rains. NCLT Delhi canceled physical hearings. Meanwhile, Supreme Court, Delhi High Court, and NCLAT informed that no adverse orders would be passed today.