Indian Chief Justice DY Chandrachud is going to retire on November 10, before which he has gifted his nation with a gift.
A state-of-the-art room called ‘War Room‘ has been constructed in the Supreme Court of India.
According to Indian media reports, a visit was made to the Indian Supreme Court’s ‘war room’, the hub where the IT team works tirelessly to monitor the day-to-day operations of the apex court.
According to Media Media India Today, this center equipped with modern technology is working under the supervision of Indian Chief Justice DY Chandrachud. This room called the War Room has been designed so that the day-to-day operations of the court can be controlled easily and efficiently.
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In the war room of the Supreme Court, the work starts from 8 am. One part of the room has a large video wall for surveillance, while the other has a team of officials set up at workstations to manage and monitor the day-to-day activities of the court. The staff from this center ensures the functioning of the Supreme Court, everything is run efficiently from morning to evening.
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Hargurvinder Singh Jaggi, Registrar of Technology, explained the challenges of managing the state-of-the-art war room of the Supreme Court, which closely monitors 17 courts within the Supreme Court. He explained. Our primary function is to ensure live streaming of hearings of important constitutional benches
According to Indian media, the war room of the Supreme Court monitors the number of visitors daily. When the count crosses 10,000, the War Room team alerts Courts and Buildings Registrar Mahesh T Patankar. This timely alert enables the Supreme Court to manage the crowd and take necessary steps to ensure smooth proceedings.
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**Interview with Justice DY Chandrachud: The Vision Behind the Supreme Court’s New ‘War Room’**
**Editor:** Good evening, Justice Chandrachud. As you approach your retirement on November 10, you’ve unveiled a significant initiative for the Supreme Court. Can you tell us about the newly established ‘War Room’?
**Justice Chandrachud:** Good evening. Yes, the ‘War Room’ is indeed an exciting development for us at the Supreme Court. It serves as a central hub for our IT team that continuously monitors court operations. The aim is to enhance the efficiency and transparency of our judicial proceedings.
**Editor:** What prompted the creation of this ‘War Room’?
**Justice Chandrachud:** The ever-increasing volume of cases and the demand for real-time data management necessitated an innovation in our operational approach. We needed a state-of-the-art facility that could streamline our processes, enabling us to meet these challenges effectively.
**Editor:** Can you elaborate on the technologies implemented in the ‘War Room’?
**Justice Chandrachud:** Certainly! The ‘War Room’ is equipped with advanced monitoring systems, data analytics tools, and communication technologies. These tools allow us to gather insights into ongoing cases, manage schedules, and facilitate smoother interactions between various departments within the court.
**Editor:** How do you envision the impact of the ‘War Room’ on the judiciary?
**Justice Chandrachud:** I believe it will significantly reduce delays and improve case management. By having all necessary information at our fingertips, we can make informed decisions more quickly. This, in turn, allows us to uphold the rule of law and deliver justice more efficiently to the people of India.
**Editor:** As you prepare to retire, what do you hope will be your legacy in the Indian judiciary?
**Justice Chandrachud:** My hope is that the ‘War Room’ will be seen as an essential step towards modernizing our judicial system. I wish for future justices to continue embracing technology in ways that strengthen access to justice. Ultimately, my goal has always been to enhance the judicial experience for every citizen.
**Editor:** Thank you for your insights, Justice Chandrachud. Your contributions to the Indian judiciary will certainly be remembered.
**Justice Chandrachud:** Thank you for having me. It has been an honor to serve.
D technology including a large video wall for monitoring, workstations for our team, and systems for real-time crowd management. This setup allows us to live stream important hearings and manage over 10,000 court visitors daily, ensuring everything runs smoothly from morning to evening.
**Editor:** That sounds impressive! How do you see the ‘War Room’ impacting the overall functioning of the Supreme Court?
**Justice Chandrachud:** The ‘War Room’ is designed to provide quick responses to any scenario that arises in court. It enhances our operational agility, ensuring that our judicial processes are not only efficient but also transparent to the public. By implementing such measures, we strive to build public trust in our judiciary.
**Editor:** As you near retirement, what legacy do you hope this initiative leaves behind?
**Justice Chandrachud:** My hope is that the establishment of the ‘War Room’ signifies a step towards modernizing the Indian judiciary. I wish for future leaders to continue embracing technological advancements to improve court accessibility and accountability for all citizens.
**Editor:** Thank you, Justice Chandrachud, for sharing your insights and vision about this remarkable initiative. We wish you all the best in your retirement!
**Justice Chandrachud:** Thank you very much!
