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The Telangana High Court recently launched the Virtual Justice Clock for District Judiciary of Telangana, a web portal enabling users including the general public to track real-time statistics about...

President Droupadi Murmu on Sunday launched various e-initiatives of the Supreme Court and also unveiled a statue of Dr B. R. Ambedkar in the apex court's premises.The Virtual Justice Clock, E-SCR (Hindi) and FASTER (Version 2.0), among other ...

It is our collective responsibility that the identity of India as the Mother of Democracy (is) further strengthened, says Prime Minister

Constitution Day 2022: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will launch several initiatives under the E-court on this day.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will participate in the Constitution Day celebrations in the Supreme Court today at 10 AM. Constitution Day 2022: PM Narendra Modi To Participate in Celebrations at Supreme Court Today; Various Initiates To Be Launched Under E-Court Project.

The e-court project is an effort to provide services to litigants, lawyers and the judiciary through ICT enablement of courts

The CJI further stated that the jurisprudence that has emanated from our courts in India has influenced decisions in South Africa, Kenya, Australia, Jamaica, Uganda, Bangladesh, Singapore, Fiji and others

The PM was speaking at the Constitution Day celebrations in the Supreme Court. Remembering the dark day in the history of India when the country was celebrating the momentous occasion of Constitution Day, the Prime Minister recalled that on November 26, 14-years-ago, India faced the biggest terrorist attack in its history by the enemies of humanity. �� Mumbai 26/11 Terror Attack: When India Was Celebrating Constitution Day, Terrorists Attacked Mumbai 14 Years Ago, Says PM Narendra Modi.

During the Constitution Day celebrations programme in the Supreme Court, the PM launched various new initiatives under the e-court project

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Highlighting the point that language is becoming a barrier in accessing legal justice, Union Law Minister Kiren Rijiju on Friday said that the government is making efforts to collect legal glossaries published in regional languages, digitise and make it available to the public in the searchable format India News | Legal Terminology to Be Made Available in Regional Languages in Searchable Format: Law Minister Rijiju.