India’s First Fully Paperless Judiciary State
- On 1st May 2026, Sikkim was recognised as India’s first state to implement a completely paperless judiciary, marking a major step in digital justice delivery.
- The announcement was made by Chief Justice of India, Surya Kant, at a National Conclave on Technology and Judicial Education in Gangtok.
- The system enables end-to-end digital operations, including e-filing, digital records, virtual hearings, and automated workflows.
- It aims to reduce case pendency, speed up hearings, and enhance efficiency in justice delivery.
- Advanced tools like AI-based systems SUPACE and SUVAS are being used for research, translation, and case ....
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