Department of Justice calls a workshop on eFiling 3.0 for government litigants
3 November 2026
The Department of Justice in the Ministry of Law and Justice has called a workshop named eFiling 3.0: From Process to Practice at Vigyan Bhawan in New Delhi.
It is set for the afternoon of 4 November 2026 in Hall No. 5 on Maulana Azad Road.
The aim is to teach officers of government departments to file cases and papers in court electronically.
The government is the single largest litigant in India, so moving its filings online bears on how fast cases move.
Technical sessions by the National Informatics Centre will take participants through the platform's main features and workflow, including the facilities meant for government advocates and departments.
eFiling 3.0 belongs to Phase III of the eCourts Project, which aims at courts that are digital and paperless from end to end and at citizen-centric judicial eServices.
In plain words
NIC National Informatics Centre — The government's technology arm, which builds and runs e-governance platforms.
eCourts Project eCourts Project — The national programme to computerise district and subordinate courts.