We are a very powerful country but we always do poorly compared to our own power it used to be a common language. But if we move quickly to 2020-21, one can see how technology has changed instead of turning to the old stories about India, said Shri Rajiv Chandrasekhar, Minister of State for Electronics Technology and Skills Development and Business today in Bengaluru. “The latest technology in the administration of justice for legal professionals in the Supreme Court, Bengaluru at an event organized by the Advocate’s Association, Bengaluru, Shri Rajiv Chandrasekhar said Democracy meant a reward and a rewarding government.
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For the past six years the current government has created a technology behind the technology that allows every Penny who is issued in the name of a beneficiary, to access his or her account without delay or without leaks. Technology has proven that Democracies can also reward corruption. India, governed by the rule of law – as defined in detail in the longest written constitution in the world, the issuance of Justice is a long process and I think that as a result the slogan ‘Delayed justice is denied’ ‘has been coined, he said. He also pointed out that the biggest changes in the history of indirect taxes – the GST have led to the dismantling of another old story that India’s tax revenue cannot rise due to the black economy. The latest figures show a 34% increase in GST collection (27 lac crore) by 2021-22 higher (22 lac crore) collected in 2020-21.
He noted that the latest emerging technologies, including Artificial intelligence, machine learning should be used to speed up the dismissal of court cases and reduce the tendency for court cases and dispel another old issue. Acknowledging the efforts of the Karnataka Supreme Court in meeting the challenges posed by the Covid-19 Pandemic and during the Covid-19 closure, the Minister welcomed the timely implementation and adoption of technology by swiftly switching to the trial to ensure the application of justice in the face of adversity.
Another esteemed Mr. Justice AlokAradhe elaborated on how the Judiciary changed in the context of the crisis. The Judiciary has embraced the technology and made full use of it in the justice system. Shri J C Madswamy Minister of Minority Irrigation, Law, Parliamentary Affairs and Government of Law. from Karnataka, who was present at the event, said we had to change. We must use the information found in the latest Technologies and make digital libraries especially Justice.
The latest information on technological advances and their compliance with the Act should be made more accessible, he said. Early dismissal should be a priority, he said. Shri VivekSubbareddy President, The Advocates’ Association, Bengaluru in his speech described the difficulties Lawyers face due to the lack of technical facilities and asked for the practice of Lawyers in all courts where possible. The General Secretary of the TG Ravi of the Society delivered a welcome address.
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