Archive · 5 Sep 2025
Delhi High Court Launches App, Explores Live Streaming
The Delhi High Court is making it easier to access court information.
They launched a new app that lets people see case updates and file documents online.
They are also working to provide free Wi-Fi in all courts.
A judge suggested live streaming court proceedings so more people can see what happens.
These new technologies will make things more efficient for judges, lawyers, and the public.
Delhi High Court launched a mobile application for e-services.
The app offers access to case updates, cause lists, and e-filing.
Supreme Court Judge Vikram Nath attended the app launch.
Free Wi-Fi will be provided in all court complexes.
Live streaming of court proceedings is under consideration.
- Who
- Delhi High Court, Supreme Court Judge Vikram Nath, Delhi CM Rekha Gupta, Chief Justice Upadhyaya
- What
- Launch of a mobile app, exploration of live streaming, and other IT initiatives.
- When
- Not explicitly mentioned
- Where
- Delhi High Court
- Why
- To enhance accessibility and digitize judicial services.
- Mobile App
- Launched for access to e-services
- Free WiFi
- Provided in all courts
- e-Office Project
- Pilot project initiated
- Live Streaming
- Proposed for court proceedings
