New Delhi: On the occasion of Constitution Day in the nation's capital, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday unveiled a number of fresh initiatives inside the e-court project.

Among the efforts announced by the prime minister are the S3WaaS Websites, the JustIS mobile app 2.0, the Digital court, and the Virtual Justice Clock.

As per an official press release, the day has been observed as Constitution Day since 2015 to honour the Constituent Assembly of India's adoption of the Indian Constitution in 1949.

The Project is an endeavour to offer services to litigants, lawyers and the judiciary via ICT enablement of courts. "A project called Virtual Justice Clock aims to display important data on the administration of justice at the court level, including information about cases that have been filed, those that have been resolved, and those that are still pending on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis. By sharing with the public the status of case dispositions by the court, an effort is being made to make the operation of the courts transparent and responsible.

The public will have access the Virtual Justice Clock of any court establishment on the District Court's website," as per the statement.

The JustIS Mobile App 2.0 is a tool provided to judicial officials for efficient case and court management by tracking the status of individual judges as well as his court's overall disposition of cases. Judges of the High Court and Supreme Court can now monitor the status of every State and District that falls under their purview by using this app, which is also made available to them.

The digital court effort aims to enable the switch to paperless courts by providing judges with access to court records in digitised form. A framework called S3WaaS Website can be used to create, set up, deploy, and administer websites for publishing specific data and services pertaining to district judicial. A cloud service called S3WaaS was created for use by government organisations to create websites that are secure, scalable, and sugamya (accessible). It is divyang-friendly, multilingual, and tolerant of its citizens.

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