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Topic · standing beatupdated Wed, 11 Nov, 19:30

Evening Courts

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Politics · 11 Nov

Evening courts: ఏపీ, బిహార్‌, దిల్లీలో.. ఈవెనింగ్‌ కోర్టులు..

AI summaryAccording to a media interview, Union Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal announced plans to set up evening courts in Andhra Pradesh, Delhi, and Bihar to help resolve pending cases. He stated that retired judges would be utilized to operate these courts, and the pilot project would be expanded to other states after evaluation. The government is also exploring alternative dispute resolution mechanisms like Lok Adalats alongside this initiative.

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