New Delhi: The Ministry of Law and Justice will organise a special workshop on eFiling 3.0: From Process to Practice on November 4, 2026, in New Delhi. The initiative aims to help government officials understand the digital filing system and promote paperless court services across India. The workshop is part of the Government’s ongoing efforts to make the Indian judicial system more efficient, accessible and technology-driven.
eFiling 3.0 Workshop To Be Held In New Delhi
The Department of Justice, under the Ministry of Law and Justice, will organise the workshop on November 4, 2026, from 2:00 PM onwards at Hall No. 5, Vigyan Bhawan, Maulana Azad Road, New Delhi.
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The programme will be held under the eCourts Mission Mode Project. It aims to familiarise government officials with the eFiling 3.0 platform and its different features.
Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Law and Justice, Shri Arjun Ram Meghwal, will grace the occasion.
Members of the eCommittee of the Supreme Court of India are also expected to attend the programme.
What Will Be Discussed During The eFiling 3.0 Workshop
The workshop will include technical sessions conducted by the National Informatics Centre (NIC). These sessions will cover important features and services of the eCourts platform. The main topics will include:
- eCourts Platform: An overview of applications and services available under the eCourts Project.
- Single Sign-On (SSO): Understanding the eCourts Single Sign-On facility and its benefits.
- Mobile Application: Information about the eCourts Services Mobile App.
- eFiling 3.0 Features: Understanding the platform’s functions and facilities available to government pleaders and government departments.
- Open Discussion: An interactive discussion with participating government officials.
These sessions will help designated officers gain practical knowledge about using digital court services.
eCourts Project Phase III Focuses On Paperless Courts
The eCourts Project Phase III aims to develop a fully digital and paperless judicial system in India.
The project focuses on improving access to justice through technology and providing citizen-friendly online judicial services.
One of its major objectives is to promote the use of eFiling across all courts in the country.
It also aims to encourage government ministries, departments, attached and subordinate offices, autonomous bodies, regulatory organisations and public sector undertakings to adopt digital filing facilities.
Wider adoption of eFiling is expected to improve the efficiency of court-related work and reduce dependence on physical paperwork and traditional court processes.
Why Is eFiling 3.0 Important For India’s Judicial System
The eFiling 3.0 platform is an important step towards modernising India’s judicial system.
It can help government departments and legal professionals submit court documents digitally, reducing the need for physical filing.
Digital services can also make court-related processes more convenient and efficient for citizens.
The workshop reflects the Government of India’s continued commitment to technology-based justice delivery and the development of a more accessible, efficient and paperless judicial system.
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FAQs
The workshop will be held on November 4, 2026, from 2:00 PM onwards at Hall No. 5, Vigyan Bhawan, Maulana Azad Road, New Delhi.
The eFiling 3.0 Workshop is a government initiative under the eCourts Mission Mode Project. It aims to train and familiarise government officials with digital court filing services and platform features.
The main objective of eCourts Project Phase III is to promote digital and paperless courts, improve access to justice and make judicial services more efficient and citizen-friendly across India.
