By utilizing digital technology, the Telangana high court has unveiled a new e-seva kendra on Saturday to assist advocates and litigants. Chief Justice Alok Aradhe inaugurated the facility in the presence of Justice Sam Koshy, other judges, advocate general BS Prasad, Telangana bar council chairman A Narasimha Reddy, HC advocates association president Palle Nageswara Rao, deputy solicitor general Gadi Praveen Kumar, advocates, and staff.
Through this kendra, lawyers can check whether the judge assigned to their case is available or absent. The kendra also facilitates the e-filing of petitions and the creation of e-signatures, along with other technical tasks that litigants may struggle to do on their own.
Additionally, it offers the ability to obtain Aadhaar-based digital signatures. The kendra also provides training on utilizing video conferencing and e-courts, enabling advocates and their clients to present their case arguments remotely.
