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eCourts Mission - Digitising India's Courts
The e-Courts Mission Mode Project, begun in 2007, is the Law Ministry's programme to move India's courts from paper files to digital records, filing and hearings. Its third phase, a ₹7,210 crore plan for 2023-27, is in the news for its digitisation counts and artificial-intelligence pilots.
Last updated 26 October 20266 min read
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Gathers the eCourts project in one card: its three phases, the Phase III outlay and AI share, the data grid, e-filing, remote hearings and the latest digitisation counts.
- eCourts
- e-Courts Mission Mode Project
- eCourts Phase III
- National Judicial Data Grid
- ICJS
- e-filing
- virtual courts
- LegRAA
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