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Judiciary to go paperless soon, says Law Minister Kiren Rijiju
The Union Law Minister said India's judiciary will soon go paperless, through the e-Courts project.
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Union Law Minister Kiren Rijiju said the Indian judiciary will soon go paperless, after a meeting on how the e-Courts project, which brings information and communication technology to the courts, should take shape.
With pending cases close to 5 crore, he said the processes and platforms for cases need to come together in a single-window system.
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