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Uncover the power of NIC’s e-Government initiatives, transforming the way justice is served in India!

By Adv Shoeb Hakim29 Jun 20241 min read

Let’s explore the National Informatics Centre (NIC) and the range of applications it has created to revolutionize various aspects of governance and legal processes in India.

As a key player in India’s e-Government and e-Governance initiatives, the NIC is dedicated to building digital solutions that promote sustainable development through technology, reaching even the grassroots level of society.

eSakshya:
One of the notable applications developed by the NIC is eSakshya, which focuses on facilitating videography and photography of crime scenes, judicial hearings, and other legal proceedings. This innovative technology aims to enhance transparency and documentation in the criminal justice system, ultimately contributing to a more efficient and accountable legal process.

NyayShruti:
Another significant application developed by the NIC is NyayShruti, which is designed to contribute to the efficient functioning of the legal system in India. While specific details about its features and functionalities are not readily available, it is clear that NyayShruti plays a crucial role in modernizing legal processes and promoting transparency within the legal framework.

eSummon Mobile Apps:
The NIC has also developed the eSummon Mobile Apps, which enable the electronic delivery of court summons. This application streamlines the process, making it more efficient and accessible for all stakeholders involved in the legal system.

By leveraging technology, the NIC is actively working to modernize legal processes and enhance the overall criminal justice system in India.

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Shoeb Hakim

Shoeb Hakim

I train the people who protect India. And I defend those who need protection. Previously Head of AML & Client ID (AVP), Credit Suisse. Police faculty since 1995.

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