eCourts
The project envisages:
- To provide efficient & time-bound citizen centric services delivery as detailed in eCourt Project Litigant’s Charter.
- To develop, install & implement decision support systems in courts.
- To automate the processes to provide transparency in accessibility of information to its stakeholders.
- To enhance judicial productivity, both qualitatively & quantitatively, to make the justice delivery system affordable, accessible, cost effective, predictable, reliable and transparent.
National Judicial Data Grid NJDG (District and Taluka Cour༺ts of India) contains data of 13.23 Cr cases (pending and disposed) ensuring statistical inputs to higher authorities for making policy decisions to reduce delay and arrears. Case Information System (CIS) has automated processes like filing, scrutiny, registration, listing, court proceedings, disposal and notice generation.
ePayment service streamlined payment of court fees, fine, penalt♕y and ♚judicial deposits. ePayment portal is integrated with state specific treasury portals like GRAS, eGRAS, JeGRAS, Himkosh, Rajkosh, SBI ePay etc.
National Service and Tracking of Electronic Process (NSTEP) provides electronic mechanism to bailiff by providing PDAs for speedy🅰, transparent and timely delivery of process.
Virtual Courts reduce footfalls in the courts by eliminating the physical presence of violator or advocate in the court thereby saving the precious judicial time. A virtu🍰al court can be managed by a judge whose jurisdiction can be extended to the entire state and working hours may be 24X7.
eChallans submitted in the court are autom▨atically filed to the virtual court for adjudication. eFiling provides a platform to advocates and litigants to file their cases online before High Courts and District Courts.
Use of Open Source Technology
The entire project is built on the foundation of open source techn😼ology. FOSS, without any licensing/ subscription charges, has been adopted for deploying ICT solutions at courts.