The CJI, while observing that technology should bring about a transformation not just automation, referred to the e-Courts project which aims to …
Tinder or Kindle? Supreme Court judge confuses e-book reader with dating app
During a recent hearing in the Supreme Court, Justice PV Sanjay Kumar confused Amazon’s e-book reader, Kindle, with the dating app Tinder, …
Budget Allocates Rs 1500 Crore for E-Courts Phase III – East Coast Daily
… digital justice, National Mission for Justice Delivery, Supreme Court, Gram Nyalayas, administrative expenses, Disha, Budget allocation, e-courts.
eCourts Mission Mode Project: National eGovernance project for ICT enablement of district …
The eCourts Phase I (2011-15) was aimed at basic computerization of courts and providing local network connectivity under which a total expenditure of …
National eGovernance project for ICT enablement of district/subordinate courts of country – PIB
The eCourts Phase I (2011-15) was aimed at basic computerization of courts and providing local network connectivity under which a total expenditure of …
Budget Allocates Rs 1500 Crore for E-Courts Phase III – East Coast Daily
The e-courts initiative aims to enhance access to justice by transitioning towards digital, online, and paperless court processes. The third phase, …
Supreme Court budget cut, boost to e-court projects – The New Indian Express
The interim budget for FY 2024-25 proposes an allocation of Rs 110.24 crore to 26 high courts as part of the government’s e-courts project.
No Change In Income Tax Slab Disappointing: City Residents | Patna News – Times of India
… courts as part of the Govt’s E-Courts Project. “It will modernize and streamline the Judicial System’s functioning. It will help digitize and …
Digital Payments Soon In State For Paying Traffic Fines On Spot | Mysuru News
CJI: E-courts beat Railways in digital transactions as502cr fine mopped up. The virtual court initiative implemented in 20 states has received 4.37 …
Brussels loses court challenge to e-scooter companies – Cities Today
A court has ruled in favour of Lime and Voi after they challenged a plan by the city to cut the number of e-scooters allowed to operate.