New Delhi, March 28: The Department of Justice under the Ministry of Law and Justice of the Government of India will host the ‘National Consultation 2026’ at Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi, on Sunday. This event is part of the initiative to create innovative solutions for comprehensive access to justice through the Tele-Law program. The consultation aims to promote technology-enabled legal services and enhance stakeholder participation.
The Chief Guest for the event will be the Vice President of India, C.P. Radhakrishnan, with Arjun Ram Meghwal, the Minister of State for Law and Justice, attending as a special guest. The program will commence with the arrival of the Chief Guest, followed by formal ceremonies including the national anthem, lighting of the lamp, and the celebration of the 150th anniversary of ‘Vande Mataram,’ featuring local artists.
A key highlight of the consultation will be the launch of the “Voices of Beneficiaries” booklet for 2025-26, showcasing inspiring stories of individuals who have benefited from digital access to justice through Tele-Law services. Additionally, there will be a detailed presentation on the progress of the initiative to create innovative solutions for comprehensive access to justice, featuring direct dialogue with panel lawyers, grassroots entrepreneurs, and beneficiaries. Discussions will also cover the ‘pro bono’ legal aid efforts led by law colleges in Delhi.
A significant part of the consultation will be the unveiling of technological innovations, including the launch of the AI-powered chatbot ‘Nyaya Setu,’ which will guide citizens in accessing their legal rights and Tele-Law services. Furthermore, a series of comic books focused on legal awareness, developed in collaboration with the National Law University, Delhi, will also be introduced.
The event will also see the release of a ‘White Paper’ compiling recommendations and best practices from experts, policymakers, and professionals. This document aims to provide strategic guidance for strengthening Tele-Law services and enhancing the benefits of technology in the justice delivery system.
Approximately 1,200 participants are expected to attend, including officials from the Supreme Court’s e-committee and the National Legal Services Authority, bar members, government lawyers, Tele-Law panel lawyers, grassroots entrepreneurs, and faculty and students from Delhi University and prominent law institutions. Stakeholders from across the country will also join virtually.
This national consultation reflects the Government of India’s commitment to ensuring digital and inclusive access to justice. The event will serve as a crucial platform for sharing best practices, reviewing progress, and strengthening access to justice at the grassroots level across the nation.
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