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Inviting suggestions on the Draft Vision document for Phase III of eCourts Project

Start Date :
Apr 08, 2021
Last Date :
May 31, 2021
23:45 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
Submission Closed

The e-Committee of the Supreme Court has been overseeing the implementation of the e-Courts Project, conceptualized under the "National Policy and Action Plan for Implementation of ...

The e-Committee of the Supreme Court has been overseeing the implementation of the e-Courts Project, conceptualized under the "National Policy and Action Plan for Implementation of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in the Indian Judiciary-2005". It is the mission mode project carried out by the Department of Justice.

The e-Committee has evolved in terms of its roles and responsibilities over the last fifteen years. The objectives of the e-Committee include:
• The Interlinking of all courts across the country.
• ICT enablement of the Indian judicial system.
• Enhancing judicial productivity.
• Making the justice delivery system accessible, cost-effective, transparent, and accountable.
• Providing citizen-centric services.

As Phase-II will soon conclude, the draft vision document for Phase III is prepared. This draft Vision Document outlines an inclusive, agile, open, and user-centric vision for courts in Phase III of the e-Courts Project.

Phase III envisions digital courts that deliver justice as a service to all, beyond simply replicating offline processes digitally. The use of technology in the judiciary is therefore guided by two facets central to Gandhian thought—access and inclusion. In addition, the core values of trust, empathy, sustainability, and transparency provide the guardrails for achieving the founding vision.

Building over the advancements made in Phases I & II of the project, this document articulates the need to exponentially advance the digitization of courts by (a) simplifying procedures, (b) creating a digital infrastructure, and the (c) establishment of the right institutional and governance framework, such as technology offices at various levels to enable the judiciary to appropriately employ technology. It articulates key goals for putting in place the digital infrastructure and services for Phase III.

This vision document envisions a platform architecture for technology that will enable diverse digital services to further evolve over time at scale. It also is designed to take an ecosystem approach that leverages the existing capacities in different stakeholders such as civil society leaders, universities, practitioners, and technologists to realise this future.

The e-Committee, Supreme Court of India has called for comments, suggestions, and inputs on the draft vision document for its 3rd phase of the e-Courts Project from all its stakeholders to refine and plan the implementation of the next phase of the e-Courts Project.

Click here to read the Draft Vision Document.

The last date to receive inputs is 31st May 2021.

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mdbiyani@hotmail.com
mahesh biyani 4 years 1 month ago

y is India deliberately continuing with reservations ? Y entitlement clan ? what was the grudge ? does only India has 0/100 toppers employed in menial & blue collared jobs ? or like pakis /J&K keeping SC /ST bonded labor ? how r the developed nations managing ? can India experiment ? not late now Try reserving 5- 10 % post for Brahmins /Kshatriyas/Banias in such tasks for 100 % secured jobs including arm& see the rush 4 it ? y shud it not change ! have apprentice schemes barber/mochi etc.

Gulab Eknath Katyare
Gulab Eknath Katyare 4 years 1 month ago

Sir, The procedure adopted in the courts are lengthy resulting which unnecessary wasting of time, energy, mind, money etc. I strongly suggest that procedure adopted in Central Information Commission is perfect in all respect & very useful for general public to get early justice & avoid injustice to them. I further strongly suggest that review authority of order must be at district level also to avoid harassment
Submitted for due consideration and earliest implementation pl. Thanks.

Pankaj Purushottam desai
Pankaj Purushottam desai 4 years 1 month ago

मला मदत पाहिजे, आमच्या गावात नळ योजनेचे साठी लाईट पोल जमिनी मालकांची संमती न घेता टाकण्यात आले, त्यासाठी तक्रार कोणाकडे करावी?

pramodkumarjena_2
Pramod kumar jena 4 years 1 month ago

Sir, civility and civics to be taught from 6th class onward for raising and instilling good qualities in the mind and behaviour of future citizens. sometime I wonder why high court and apex court judges r directly employed fm legal luminaries who during their lawyer practices in bars have seen all hardships of living and life. within very short time they start to secure their life sometimes induce them to inducement for deliverance which r quite human and falliable. we should have judicial cadre

biswajit sarkar_66
biswajit sarkar 4 years 1 month ago

plz help us the ordinary people are suffering from lacks of money for the vivid 19 situation plz provide us some work to do so we can feed our family otherwise we all have nothing to do plz

pramodkumarjena_2
Pramod kumar jena 4 years 1 month ago

Dear Pm, e-court phase III draft documentation projects should have more importance on justice delivery mechanism without any inordinate delay and confused dual meaning drafting which make many vogue meanings.it should be simple and precisely documented and time to time would go through citizens scrutiny for further development as for need of time. No place for confusing duality, complexity and complecency. just observe other such projects how it's been abused after a good start by our executive

guptaak1960@gmail.com
ARUN KUMAR GUPTA 4 years 1 month ago

Judges shall take into consideration cicumstancial evidences also.
They shall be able to analyse the gap between umstancial evidences and eye witness statements.
Many times eye witnesses give statements under influence and fail during cross examination.
Judges can also take help of electronic surveillance such as mobile locations, call details, CCTV footage also for faster judgements
For example Faridabad murder case of a girl was resolved in record time with electronic surveillance systems

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