In the recent budget, the Government of India has introduced a provision of Rs 7,000 crore for phase-3 of the e-courts project.
CJI Chandrachud welcomes Rs 7,000-crore allocation for e-Courts project – Tribune India
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud on Saturday welcomed the allocation of Rs 7000 crore in the 2023-24 Budget for Phase-3 of the e-Courts …
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Chandrachud emphasised that for the court, there are no big or small … a provision of Rs 7,000 crore for Phase III of the e-Courts project.
We know pulse of nation, SC exists to guard citizens from injustice: CJI – Hindustan Times
The history of the Supreme Court is a history of the daily life … third phase of e-Courts programme will bring the courts closer to the people.
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“The government and the court work in the interest of the public. … He said that e-courts are also successful to a large extent and no victim …
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“Being the largest high court of the country, I wish that the Allahabad High Court should play a leading role in implementing the e-courts project.
No case is big or small for courts: CJI DY Chandrachud – ANI News
Chief Justice of Singapore Supreme Court Sundaresh Menon also attended the … of Rs 7000 crore for phase III of the e-Courts project,” CJI said.
CJI welcomes Rs 7000 crore proposed budgetary allocation for eCourts – News9Live
The proposed allocation of Rs 7,000 crore in the 2023-24 budget for phase three of the eCourts Project will enhance judicial institutions and …
Rs 7000 cr proposed budgetary allocation for eCourts project phase 3 to enhance judicial efficiency
The proposed allocation of Rs 7000 crore in the 2023-24 budget for phase three of the eCourts Project will enhance judicial institutions, …