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Step-by-step guides to Indian court processes: checking case status, reading cause lists, downloading orders and more.
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Analysis of India’s legaltech market, court data infrastructure and how legal technology is changing in India.
29 articlesLegal Data Insights
Original data stories from 30 crore+ case records: pendency, disposal times and statistical studies.
29 articlesAI & Legal Technology
How AI, APIs and legal technology are changing work in Indian courts: AI Clerk workflows, summaries and the eCourtsIndia API.
26 articlesCourt Data Stories
Narrative stories backed by court data: celebrity cases, busiest courts and the journey of a case from filing to verdict.
32 articlesLawyer & Litigant Guides
Practical guides for advocates and litigants: hearings, certified copies, bail, summons and hiring the right lawyer.
19 articlesCourt Deep Dives
Court-specific guides for the Supreme Court, High Courts, Family Courts, DRT, NCLT and more.
8 articlesLatest articles
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IndiaCode vs India Code (indiacode.gov.in): What Is Official, What Is Citable, What to Use for Drafting
India Code (indiacode.gov.in) is the official repository; IndiaCode by eCourtsIndia adds section URLs, judgments and converters. Which to cite, and how.
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BNS Sections: The 50 Most Important Provisions Every Indian Lawyer Should Know
The 50 BNS sections a criminal practice uses most, with the old IPC number and whether each is cognizable, bailable and which court tries it (BNSS).
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CrPC to BNSS Mapping for Lawyers: FIR, Notice, Arrest, Bail and Cognizance
CrPC to BNSS converter for lawyers: 154 is 173, 438 is 482, 482 is 528, 167 is 187. Bail, remand, trial-stage sections and every new BNSS…
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IPC to BNS Section Mapping: High-Use Sections With Sub-Sections
IPC 302 is BNS 103(1), 420 is 318(4), 498A is 85. A practitioner’s IPC to BNS table with sub-sections, mistypes to avoid and which law applies…
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In India, a Murder Accused Has More Rights Than a Company Director
Why Indian business laws presume a company director guilty unless he proves due diligence, while a murder accused can stay silent. Statutes, cases, reform.
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How to Enable Case Alerts for Your Court Case in India (Step-by-Step, with Video)
Get WhatsApp and email alerts when your court case gets a new order, hearing date or IA. Five steps on eCourtsIndia, costs, and fixes for missed…
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How to Connect the eCourtsIndia MCP to Claude: A Step-by-Step Guide
Add mcp.ecourtsindia.com/mcp as a custom connector in Claude and sign in with OAuth. Step-by-step setup for Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT and more.


