Law & Justice
A source-linked hub for courts, pendency, laws, official orders, justice officials, legal aid, and law institutions. It is public information, not legal advice.
- 5,53,43,546 cases are pending across Indian courts on the latest NJDG snapshot — 4,88,47,050 at District & Subordinate Courts, 64,02,928 at the High Courts, and 93,568 at the Supreme Court.
- Last month courts disposed of 13.97 L cases against 18.86 L fresh filings — adding to the backlog rather than reducing it.
- Judge strength sits at 21,284 working against a sanctioned 26,927, leaving 5,643 posts vacant across the Supreme Court, High Courts, and District & Subordinate Courts.
- 140 justice officials and 51 law institutions are linked from this hub — connecting court data, statutes, and the people who staff the system.
Court Vacancies & Judge Strength
Sanctioned strength, working judges, vacant posts, vacancy rates, and official verification paths by court level.
Laws & Gazette Tracker
Official lookup paths for India Code, eGazette, Legislative Department references, and court-side legal context.
Judiciary Pendency
Court-level pendency, filing and disposal flows, age buckets, judge strength, and vacancy context from the current judiciary snapshot.
Court & Legal Updates
Source-linked public-interest updates that can carry courts, judges, cases, laws, legal references, and order links.
Justice Officials
Judiciary and law-justice public officials already modeled through the people registry and office timelines.
Law Institutions
Law colleges and universities remain owned by the education domain, with law rankings linked from here as context.
Start with courts, then branch out
Current coverage is strongest on court pendency, judicial officials, statutes, and gazette notifications. Legal aid and criminal-justice infrastructure are not yet on file.
Court data changes frequently. Treat every metric as an as-of snapshot and use the linked official systems for current case-status or order checks.
Keep statutes and notifications source-specific
India Code and eGazette should be treated as primary anchors. The new tracker route keeps laws, rules, orders, and notifications source-specific instead of merging them into court statistics.
Statutes and subordinate legislation
Use India Code for Acts, rules, regulations, and official legal text references.
Gazette notices
Use eGazette for notifications, appointments, orders, and publication records.
Access to justice
Keep NALSA, legal aid, fast-track courts, and Gram Nyayalayas as distinct modules.
Official systems to build against
These are the primary websites this domain should prefer before using secondary reporting or commentary.
Department of Justice
Union justice-system programs, NJDG context, dashboards, and access-to-justice links.
National Judicial Data Grid
District, High Court, and Supreme Court case pendency and disposal dashboards.
Supreme Court of India
Judges, judgments, cause lists, e-SCR, and court information from the apex court.
India Code
Official repository for Central and State Acts, rules, regulations, and notifications.
eGazette
Official Government of India gazette notifications and publication records.
NALSA
National Legal Services Authority material on legal aid and access to justice.
No legal advice
The site should explain public records and source data, not advise people on what to file or argue.
Careful attribution
Allegations, arrests, bail, victims, minors, and pending proceedings need explicit source and status labels.
No synthetic score
Pendency, legal aid, statutes, and criminal-justice records should stay source-specific.