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Status of e-Sewa Kendras under eCourts Mission Mode Project (as on 30.06.2026)
Status of e-Sewa Kendras under eCourts Mission Mode Project across High Courts (as on 30.06.2026)
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Samachar Pathshala Desk
Published 24 Jul 2026 · 1 min
Key takeaways
- e-Sewa Kendras are described as facilitation centres that provide guided assistance to help litigants and advocates access digital court services when they face digital literacy or resource constraints.
- The eCommittee, Supreme Court of India is consulted before High Courts establish e-Sewa Kendras under the eCourts Mission Mode Project implementation approach.
- Phase-III is described as enabling accessible and inclusive digital judicial services and upgrading e-Sewa Kendras into advanced citizen service centres through disabled-friendly ICT and multilingual, user-centric service delivery.
What happened: e-Sewa Kendras operational status across High Courts
The Ministry of Law and Justice reported the functional status of e-Sewa Kendras under the eCourts Mission Mode Project as on 30.06.2026. The reported figures cover e-Sewa Kendras operating in High Courts and in district court complexes. e-Sewa Kendras are described as citizen-centric facilitation centres with guided assistance for litigants and advocates.
What e-Sewa Kendras are meant to do
The UPSC angle
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From digital access to digital inclusion: e-Sewa Kendras as court facilitation infrastructure
UPSC framing can treat e-Sewa Kendras as inclusion-focused service delivery layers for judicial digitisation, where human-guided access helps citizens use e-filing, payments, and virtual court processes despite limited digital capability.
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