Sikkim Declared India’s First Paperless State Judiciary
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Sikkim declared India’s first paperless state judiciary
Gangtok: Sikkim was declared India’s first paperless state judiciary on Friday, with Chief Justice of India Surya Kant stating that “the Indian legal landscape has undergone a fundamental transformation” and congratulating Chief Justice of the High Court of Sikkim A Muhamed Mustaque for enabling the state to achieve the distinction. The declaration was made at […] The post Sikkim declared India’s first paperless state judiciary appeared first on…
Justice Surya Kant Declares Sikkim First Fully Paperless State Judiciary At Gangtok Conference
At a judicial technology conference held in Gangtok, Justice Surya Kant highlighted the progress of digital transformation in the judiciary and said that Sikkim has emerged as a leading example of a paperless court system in India. The event, attended by judges, legal experts and policymakers, focused on expanding e-filing, virtual hearings, and end-to-end digital case management under the broader e-Courts initiative. Officials said the shift ai…
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