Delhi High Court Unveils Three Pioneering IT Initiatives

The Delhi High Court, led by Acting Chief Justice Manmohan, launched three IT initiatives: WhatsApp Services, an e-Museum, and 'Humour in Court'. These aim to advance technological use in judicial processes and preserve legal heritage while offering a lighter perspective on courtroom proceedings.

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday, led by Acting Chief Justice Manmohan, launched three groundbreaking IT initiatives designed to enhance judicial efficiency and accessibility. The initiatives include Delhi High Court WhatsApp Services, an e-Museum, and 'Humour in Court'.

The new WhatsApp services will enable advocates and litigants to receive real-time updates on cause lists, case filings, and listings directly to their smartphones. This step is part of a broader effort to integrate technology into judicial processes, thereby streamlining communication and boosting efficiency.

In a move to preserve and highlight its rich legal heritage, the court introduced the Delhi High Court e-Museum. This digital repository will provide unprecedented access to historically significant court records, including landmark judgments and legal documents. Additionally, the 'Humour in Court' portal offers a collection of memorable and lighthearted moments from courtroom proceedings. Accessible via the court's official website, it invites contributions from the legal community, adding a touch of levity to the judicial experience.

(With inputs from agencies.)