DAKSH is pleased to invite you to a webinar on “Fast-tracking M&A Approvals and the NCLT“, part of our Transforming Tribunals in India series. With NCLT handling a heavy caseload and recent proposals to streamline M&A approvals, this discussion will bring together key experts to explore the implications of these changes on corporate transactions, regulatory oversight, and tribunal efficiency.
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Webinar on Tackling Judicial Congestion Through Strategic Scheduling of Cases
DAKSH invites you to a thought-provoking webinar on improving judicial efficiency through better case scheduling. This session will feature a discussion on the paper “Service Operations for Justice-on-Time: A Data-Driven Queueing Approach,” by Nitin Bakshi, Jeunghyun Kim, and Ramandeep S. Randhawa, which explores innovative ways to reduce judicial delays by up to 65%—without increasing the number of judges.
The paper, using data from the Supreme Court of India, challenges the conventional wisdom that judicial backlogs can only be solved by appointing more judges. Instead, the research highlights how strategic scheduling and capacity allocation can significantly improve efficiency. By identifying key bottlenecks and reallocating judicial resources more effectively, the study presents a practical, data-driven solution to one of India’s most pressing judicial challenges.
Date: 25 February 2025 | TuesdayTime: 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM
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State of Tribunals 2025: A Baseline Report on India’s Commercial Tribunals
DAKSH is pleased to invite you to the launch of their landmark report “State of Tribunals 2025: A Baseline Report on India’s Commercial Tribunals”, part of our Transforming Tribunals Project.
Commercial tribunals play a critical role in India’s ease of doing business vision, serving as a vital link to ensure investor confidence, business liquidity, and timely resolution of disputes. Originally envisioned to deliver speed, expertise, and investor confidence, commercial tribunals today face persistent challenges, including high pendency, locked-up capital, chronic vacancies, and governance gaps. DAKSH’s baseline report maps these pressures across commercial tribunals, including the NCLT, NCLAT, APTEL, ITAT, CESTAT, SAT, DRT, DRAT, and GSTAT, and proposes pathways to strengthen their functioning.
Venue: Central Delhi (details shared upon registration)
Date: Thursday, September 25
Time: 5 pm onwards
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DAKSH invites you to a thought-provoking webinar on improving judicial efficiency through better case scheduling. This session will feature a discussion on the paper “Service Operations for Justice-on-Time: A Data-Driven Queueing Approach,” by Nitin Bakshi, Jeunghyun Kim, and Ramandeep S. Randhawa, which explores innovative ways to reduce judicial delays by up to 65%—without increasing the number of judges.
Seventy-five years ago, on 26 January 1950, the Constitution of India came into force. To mark this historic milestone and celebrate our Republic Day under our We The People campaign we will be hosting a panel discussion titled "Building Bridges: The Journey Towards Equality and Fraternity." The panel will feature Mary E. John, Rahamath Tarikere, and Justice (Retd.) Gautam Patel of the Bombay High Court - and will be moderated by Harish Narasappa.
We will be hosting a series of lectures and panel discussions on various aspects of the Constitution in collaboration with the Bangalore International Centre as part of 'We the People.' For the first event in this series, we are honoured to have Rajeev Bhargava give a lecture on "Deeper Vulnerabilities Of India’s Democracy "
We will be hosting a series of lectures and panel discussions on various aspects of the Constitution in collaboration with the Bangalore International Centre as part of 'We the People.' For the first event in this series, we are honoured to have Rajeev Bhargava give a lecture on "Deeper Vulnerabilities Of India’s Democracy "
We will be hosting a series of lectures and panel discussions on various aspects of the Constitution in collaboration with the Bangalore International Centre as part of 'We the People.' For the first event in this series, we are honoured to have Rajeev Bhargava give a lecture on "Deeper Vulnerabilities Of India’s Democracy "
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