India Justice Report 2025

India Justice Report 2025 : According to the India Justice Report 2025 by Tata Trusts, the Delhi High Court has fewer than one judge for every 10 lakh people.

၀ The report highlights that Delhi’s judicial system is struggling with a heavy backlog of cases, severe shortages of court staff, and inadequate basic infrastructure, including chambers for advocates.

• The Need for Innovation in Indian Courts: Experts are turning to Artificial Intelligence (AI) to streamline judicial workflows and reduce delays.

၀ Adalat AI: Uses machine learning to automate court clerical tasks.

ü Judges can dictate orders directly, with the AI accurately transcribing complex legal jargon, drastically reducing paperwork.

ü Trained extensively on Indian legal terms, accents, and 11 local languages.

ü Features include a case flow management dashboard and instant digitization of legal documents.

ü Currently operational in over 3,000 courtrooms across 8 states, including Delhi, with plans to cover 50% of Indian courts by 2025.

ü Integrated into judicial academies for ongoing training and feedback-based improvements.

၀ AI Tools Empowering Lawyers: Tools like Ask Junior, summarize judgments into concise, easy-to-understand formats, speeding up legal research.

၀ AI Adoption Across the Judiciary: The Supreme Court and 17 High Courts use AI-powered language technology to translate judgments into Hindi and other regional languages.