Access to justice ensures that individuals can seek legal redress. It is a fundamental right in democratic societies. Barriers such as cost, complexity, and lack of awareness can hinder this access. In India, the Constitution guarantees this right. Legal aid services aim to bridge the gap. A fair justice system promotes equality and upholds the rule of law. Everyone deserves a voice.
The Chief Justice of India (CJI) recently addressed the role of technology in enhancing access to justice across India. The CJI highlighted the integration of digital tools within...
The Supreme Court of India has reiterated the importance of entertaining Public Interest Litigations (PILs) that are well-reasoned and founded on genuine public interest. This stance aims to...
The Supreme Court of India faces backlog of cases. Every year, thousands of new cases are filed. The current Chief Justice of India, Sanjiv Khanna, has implemented a...
Lok Adalats, meaning "People's Courts," are alternative dispute resolution mechanisms in India. They aim to amicably settle disputes at both pre-litigation and pending court stages. Established under the...
