CJI Inaugurates National Conference on Judicial Digital Transformation and Process Re-engineering
Why it matters
The Supreme Court’s eCommittee, in partnership with the Department of Justice, launched a two-day National Conference on April 11, 2026, focused on "Judicial Process Re-engineering and Digital Transformation." The event aims to modernize the Indian legal framework by reviewing past practices and redefining future workflows through technology.
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant, acting as Patron-in-Chief of the eCommittee, stated that the judicial system’s core objective remains the delivery of fair and timely justice. He identified technology as the primary driver for creating a more inclusive and responsive environment. Justice Vikram Nath, Chairperson of the eCommittee, further addressed the shift toward a digitally empowered judiciary.
Glossary
Judicial Process Re-engineering: The systematic redesign of legal workflows and administrative procedures to enhance efficiency and fairness through modern technology.
eCommittee, Supreme Court of India: The body responsible for overseeing the implementation of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) across the Indian judicial system.
NaukriSync Exam Angle
Polity & Governance. Fact check: Chief Justice Surya Kant inaugurated the conference on April 11, 2026. Prepare for questions on judicial reforms, the role of the eCommittee, and the intersection of technology with Article 21 regarding the right to a speedy trial.