Archive · 18 Dec 2025
e-Courts Project Achieves 3.81 Crore Online Hearings
The e-Courts Project in India has made big progress.
There are now video conferencing facilities in 3,240 courts and 1,272 jails.
This has helped conduct 3.81 crore online case hearings.
The project uses new technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI) to make things better.
There are also 29 Virtual Courts that have handled a lot of cases.
People can use a mobile app to check their case status.
The project aims to make the court process easier and more open for everyone.
3.81 crore online case hearings conducted till September 30, 2025, using video conferencing facilities in 3,240 courts and 1,272 jails.
29 Virtual Courts established, handling 8.96 crore challans, with 7.84 crore disposed of and 86.59 lakh paid, amounting to Rs 895.59 crore.
e-Courts Services mobile app has 3.38 crore downloads, providing case status and cause lists information.
JustIS app, with 21,955 downloads, helps judges manage and monitor their judicial business.
Live streaming of court proceedings is operational in 11 High Courts, and 5,187 court establishments are enabled on the e-filing portal with 92.08 lakh cases e-filed.
- Who
- Minister of State for Law and Justice Arjun Ram Meghwal
- What
- e-Courts Project achievements and technological advancements
- When
- Till September 30, 2025
- Where
- India
- Why
- To make the judicial process more transparent, timely, and accessible
- Video Conferencing Facilities
- 3,240 courts and 1,272 jails
- Online Case Hearings Conducted
- 3.81 crore till September 30, 2025
- Virtual Courts Established
- 29 till September 30, 2025
- Challans Received by Virtual Courts
- 8.96 crore
- Challans Disposed Of
- 7.84 crore
- Challans Paid
- 86.59 lakh, amounting to Rs 895.59 crore
- e-Courts Services Mobile App Downloads
- 3.38 crore
- JustIS App Downloads
- 21,955