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One of the biggest failures of the Indian state since it gave itself a new Constitution in 1950 has been its inability to deliver fair and timely justice to its citizens. Tareekh Pe Justice: Reforms for India’s District Courts conducts a deep dive into the dysfunction plaguing the district judiciary. These courts are the only layer of the judiciary that operate in every district of the country. Of the three tiers of the Indian justice system, the district courts hear the largest number of cases and are the first point of contact for most Indians seeking justice.

Traditionally, the debate on judicial reforms in India has

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Tareekh Pe Justice Reforms For Indias District Courts

Tareekh Pe Justice Reforms For Indias District Courts

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  • ISBN: 9788198200303
  • Author: Prashant Reddy Thikkavarapu
  • Publisher: Simon And Schuster
  • Pages: 302
  • Format: Hardback
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One of the biggest failures of the Indian state since it gave itself a new Constitution in 1950 has been its inability to deliver fair and timely justice to its citizens. Tareekh Pe Justice: Reforms for India’s District Courts conducts a deep dive into the dysfunction plaguing the district judiciary. These courts are the only layer of the judiciary that operate in every district of the country. Of the three tiers of the Indian justice system, the district courts hear the largest number of cases and are the first point of contact for most Indians seeking justice.

Traditionally, the debate on judicial reforms in India has

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