New Delhi, Feb. 26 -- Artificial Intelligence (AI) is driving a transformative shift in India's judiciary and law enforcement, enhancing efficiency, accessibility and decision-making, according to the government. By integrating AI into judicial processes, case management, legal research, and law enforcement, India is streamlining operations, reducing delays, and making justice more accessible to all. The government has allocated a total of Rs 7,210 crore for the e-Courts Phase III project, reflecting a strong commitment to judicial digital transformation.

Within this budget, Rs 53.57 crore is specifically earmarked for the integration of AI and Blockchain technologies across High Courts in India. This financial commitment underscores the...