Archive · 20 Jan 2026
SC-Mandated Mediation Training Launched in Vijayawada
In Vijayawada, a special training program for mediation was started.
This program is 40 hours long and was inaugurated by a high court judge.
The Supreme Court of India asked for this program to help people solve their problems without going to court.
The training is for lawyers and other legal professionals.
The goal is to help people settle their disputes in a friendly way, with the help of mediators.
This can make the legal process faster and less stressful for everyone involved.
A 40-hour advanced mediation training programme was inaugurated in Vijayawada as per Supreme Court directions.
The programme was inaugurated by AP High Court Judge Justice Ch Manavendranath Roy at the Vijayawada New Court Buildings Complex.
The training is organized by the District Legal Services Authority (DLSA) and aims to benefit litigants by resolving disputes amicably.
Justice Manavendranath Roy emphasized that mediation is not exclusively for judges but for all legal professionals to reduce litigation.
Participants included senior advocates, mediation members, and Mandal Legal Services Authority representatives.
- Who
- AP High Court Judge Justice Ch Manavendranath Roy, District Legal Services Authority (DLSA), Senior advocates, mediation members, and Mandal Legal Services Authority representatives
- What
- Inauguration of a 40-hour advanced mediation training programme
- When
- Monday
- Where
- Vijayawada New Court Buildings Complex
- Why
- As per the directions of the Supreme Court to benefit litigants by resolving disputes amicably
- Location
- Vijayawada New Court Buildings Complex
- Program Duration
- 40-hour advanced mediation training
- Inaugurated By
- AP High Court Judge Justice Ch Manavendranath Roy
- Organized By
- District Legal Services Authority (DLSA)
- Mandated By
- Supreme Court of India
- Objective
- Benefit litigants by resolving disputes amicably
- Participants
- Senior advocates, mediation members, and Mandal Legal Services Authority representatives