Context
The Supreme Court of India recently launched the “One Case One Data” initiative along with “Su Sahay”, an Artificial Intelligence-based chatbot, to improve digital access and case management in the judicial system.
About One Case One Data
- The platform is designed to connect case records from the Supreme Court, High Courts, district courts and taluka courts into a common digital framework.
- It seeks to simplify judicial administration by enabling integrated access to court-related information across different levels of courts.
- Under the system, every case will receive a unique digital identification number linking all related documents and records together.
- The initiative will support automatic retrieval of data from court databases and facilitate quicker online verification of case details.
- When a matter is transferred from a lower court to a higher court, earlier records will be digitally integrated and updated instead of being recreated.
- The system is expected to reduce procedural delays caused by manual verification and scattered judicial records.
- It will also improve coordination among courts and allow relevant case information to be shared with High Courts and government departments when required.
About ‘Su Sahay’
- “Su Sahay” is an Artificial Intelligence-based chatbot available on the Supreme Court website.
- It has been developed jointly by the National Informatics Centre and the Supreme Court Registry.
- The chatbot is intended to make court-related services more accessible for litigants and the public.
It assists users by providing guidance on filing procedures, access to services and other general court-related queries.
